Converting DVD video into an animated avatar?
10-17-06, 05:00 PM
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Converting DVD video into an animated avatar?
I have a buddy who wants to convert a video clip from a DVD on to the computer as a .jpg or .gif so he can use it as a custom animated avatar., how would he go about doing this?
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10-17-06, 05:07 PM
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We're not able to talk about ripping commercial DVDs so I would suggest that he do multiple screencaps of the section he wants to turn into the gif. That way he's not circumventing the digital encryption of the DVD.
10-17-06, 05:24 PM
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That's good then.
I suppose he could just use a DVD authoring program, like the one he used to create the DVD, to snip out the part he wants and then use a conversion program to create the gif. There are lots of conversion program out there, particularly ones that convert from avi to gif.
I suppose he could just use a DVD authoring program, like the one he used to create the DVD, to snip out the part he wants and then use a conversion program to create the gif. There are lots of conversion program out there, particularly ones that convert from avi to gif.
10-17-06, 05:45 PM
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FinkPish used to make some, you can ask him for details, see this thread for some animated gifs:
http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=386847
I used one of a KillBill gif for my avatar
http://forum.dvdtalk.com/showthread.php?t=386847
I used one of a KillBill gif for my avatar
10-17-06, 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by X
That's good then.
I suppose he could just use a DVD authoring program, like the one he used to create the DVD, to snip out the part he wants and then use a conversion program to create the gif. There are lots of conversion program out there, particularly ones that convert from avi to gif.
I suppose he could just use a DVD authoring program, like the one he used to create the DVD, to snip out the part he wants and then use a conversion program to create the gif. There are lots of conversion program out there, particularly ones that convert from avi to gif.
