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They're like MNG files or somthing but how do you make them? Can you make them from short videos?

Carnivale wrote:
> [URL]http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/tips/html/animated_jpgs.php3[/URL]
>
> I shouldn't really be answering my own question. Meh.

That's not really an animated Jpeg. It's a series of static Jpeg images which are changed regularly using a JavaScript function.

It isn't possible to make actual animated Jpegs. You can do that with every other type of image too.

GIFs on the other hand, can be animated all in the same file and will appear animated in the browser without the use of any JavaScript at all and a reference to only one image rather than every single frame of the animation.

Here's my animated GIF, made it with Adobe Premiere to convert the video file then edited in Adobe ImageReady.
[URL] http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/9897/meshot8aq.gif [/URL]

Carnivale wrote:
> Are animated Jpeg's around? Because I seem to have one, but cannot
> find any infomation about them, and never heard of them before.

Oh you only post in here Carnivale.

"You should keep in mind that the animated jpg is not one image but a series of images that are displayed in the same place in the browser."

That's the difference. :)

[URL]http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/tips/html/animated_jpgs.php3[/URL]

I shouldn't really be answering my own question. Meh.

Never heard of animated Jpegd.

Carnivale wrote:
> Are animated Jpeg's around? Because I seem to have one, but cannot
> find any infomation about them, and never heard of them before.

Not that I know of.

I need info on animated J-pegs, too

Are animated Jpeg's around? Because I seem to have one, but cannot find any infomation about them, and never heard of them before.

Chipseh wrote:
> Here's one I made around a month ago:

That's pretty damn cool once it's loaded :)