Frames created out of order?

[bensaufley]

Love this utility and I realize it's freeware but I just thought I'd bring this up in case you hadn't encountered it. It looks like, at least on longer(ish) videos, frames can be parsed out of order in the final GIF? This command yields the attached gif. I've tried reducing the size and frame count (some), but it doesn't seem to fix the problem.

wgif https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piWCBOsJr-w ~/Desktop/banana-shoot.gif -s 2:22 -d 17 -f 170 -p

[ecmendenhall]

Thanks for this example! I've run into this before, but having individual test cases like this one is really helpful.

[ecmendenhall]

Just pushed up version 0.3.1, which fixes this. When wgif dumped frames to image files, it only used two leading zeroes, so images with more than 100 frames would be assembled out of order. It now uses five zeroes—100k should be enough for everybody.

[bensaufley]

Awesome! Thanks!