Heikki Pora
Heikki Pora
It's a breaking update so likely needs more than a bit of work
The encoder emits data to the consumer stream (http response stream in your case) after every frame (from code comments: "The frame is not written immediately, but is actually deferred...
I was under the impression (too) that browsers would start GIF animation playback immediately, but now I cannot confirm that. It seems that all GIF files I can come up...
Node.js is single-threaded so the answer is no (to being able to process the frames in parallel).
Good :-) On node.js side that would mean using the node.js cluster mechanism but it would a _very_ complex solution for the problem.
Value range for setQuality is actually 1 - 30. This is directly defined by the color quantization algorithms. setQuality() code comment says: ``` Sets quality of color quantization (conversion of...
@userbq201: Unfortunately, no. Quote from the README.md: "The chunks that get emitted by your read stream must either by a 1-dimensional bitmap of RGBA data (either an array or Buffer),...
@userbq201 your JPGs needs to be decoded to raw pixels (32bit rgba) before passing to the encoder
@fabulousduck Could you please elaborate what you mean with "multiple local images" ? Also, is this question still relevant to you?
Sure, ```gifencoder``` doesn't implement any inter-frame optimization like delta encoding. This is very obvious in cases where frame-to-frame changes in pixel data are minimal. I assume yours is one of...