Gif file now rendered

The attached gif file is not rendered in ADE. It is one of several hundred gif files in a chapter, and only one other gif file has the same problem. All others are rendered as expected. Which property of the gif file could cause this behaviour?
Simon

The attached epub book contains three gif files. Gif file si64.gif is not rendered in my ADE. The paragraph is repeated twice, once with the div elements around the gif files, and once without any div element. In both paragraphs the problem is present.
The screenshot shows a rendering of the xhtml file in firefox, with si64.gif.
Simon

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recently switched from powermac to mac pro5 2x2.66GHz 6 -core xeon running FCP 7 on OS 10.6.8 exporting qt files and rendering project files now takes longer than my old machine looking at activity mon and % of user is aroun 6 and % of idle around 42 are all the cores being used with FCP7?

johnnyapplesod wrote:
exporting qt files and rendering project files now takes longer than my old machine
It's because the PowerMac G5 had HUGE bandwidth with a fat BUS on each processsor so they could run hard, hot and heavy.
It's not so with the Intel processors which are multi-core and share a common bus thus bottleneck.
The newer Intel processors can do more work on the CPU, but when it comes to in/out they are s-l-o-w.
I've had a wickedly fast dual processor (not dual core) G5, RAID 0 pair of 10,000 RPM drives as boot and a fast video card, I could do a lot very very fast.
You'll likely have to upgrade to Final Cut X to get more cores utilized, prepare to cry a little bit, Apple is working on the features they stripped out of it to make amends to pro users who complained loudly. (all over TV too)
http://www.loopinsight.com/2011/09/20/apple-releases-major-update-to-final-cut-p ro-x-release-demo-version/

I had made ppt with gif files.however the animations are now working when in keynote. Can u help?

I had made a PowerPoint presentation and have lots of gif file with animations. But when I opened it with keynote, the gif files don't seem to work. Please help

The inspectors on your iPad are there but disguised - the 4 icons on the upper right are Styles (brush) - that allows you to modify attributes of a selected object such as color, font, position, etc., it is contextual so will vary depending on the object selected; Insertion ("+") - this allow you to insert shapes, tables, charts and media (images and movies located in the Photos library); Tools (wrench) - this menu allow access to transition & builds, sharing and printing, a find feature, your presenter notes, some advance settings, and MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL - the HELP File where you can learn how to use your Keynote application.
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Viewing Animated GIF files in Preview

Hello...
I'm trying to figure out why I cannot view animated GIF files within Preview. When I search within Preview's help I get this...
*1. Open the animated GIF file in Preview.*
*2. If the window's drawer isn't already visible, choose View > Drawer.*
*The drawer contains a thumbnail image for the animated GIF. The number of frames in the animation appears in the lower-right corner.*
*3. Click the triangle beside the thumbnail image.*
*Preview shows all the frames in the animated GIF. When you click a frame, the animation stops and Preview displays that frame.*
Now at the end of number 3 it states that "the animation stops", so according to that statment Preview should be "playing" the animation until I click a certain frame to stop it. Well mine doesn't do this, SO what's going on?
Oh, my OS is v10.4.10 and Preview is v3.0.9(409).
Thanks!

Preview in Panther did play animated gifs, although it was a bit clunky at it. Evidently they intended to fix this in Tiger, but instead they ended up breaking it completely. To play an animated gif you now need to do so in a browser, such as Safari. Preview no longer plays them at all.
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How to to read/write GIf files (not animated)

Hi,
Is there a labview vi(s) that will read a gif file and display it and also that will wirte it? I am interested in non animated gifs.
Louis

Ben wrote:
Well before Mike got carried away in this thread the answer to those questions was "NO".
But if you check that thread you will see that Mike has already done half of the work (reading a gif).
There is limited functionality for writing a GIFin LabVIEW, look in vi.lib\picture\gif.llb\Write GIF File.vi
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Can the iPod (30 GB Video version) play animated .GIF files/pictures?

When I go into the pictures folder, it only shows the first frame. Can it play animations?

"Importing" .gif files is a very old QT Pro "trick" and was made available in the first "Pro" version of QT (3).
I still use the feature to add logos or other, older animations to some of my newer QT "movies".
Some of the older QT tricks can still be used today:
http://homepage.mac.com/kkirkster/QT_Fun2/
I've been focusing my skill (very little) on the QuickTime discussions pages but visit these "iPod" discussions pages every now and then.
Since the new iPod can also "do" the .mov format I thought I'd observe and comment for the newer users.
Happy New Year!
Oh, btw, QuickTime can also do some magic with your Photoshop files.

How to open animated .GIF files in Photoshop CS3 and newer

Q: Since ImageReady is long gone from Photoshop, how can I open animated GIF files in Photoshop CS3 and newer?
A: File -> import-> video to layers.
In the dialogue box type "*.*" to show all file types.
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Zeno
curt y, sorry for the late reply, I tried that but I doesn't work. I have to choose at least two files in the Load Layers window in order for the OK button to be available and then some action script uses the different files to make layers and merges them but not from the frames of the gif file. I can undo through the script to see what it did but it never accessed the frames of the gif file, just the first frame. Choosing "make frames from layers" in the animation palette only puts the original files into layers - that is only the first frame of the gif file.
I guess I'm out of luck with the 64 bit version of Photoshop as Zeno suggested :-(
What program would you people suggest for opening each frame from gif files?

Importing animated gif files

Hello,
I have some animated gif files that i would like to import into framemaker.
The problem is that these animated gif does not activate. Is Framemaker compatible with animated gif's?
Out of this framemaker file we would like to extract a pdf and a microsoft html help file (via e-publisher).
How do i keep these gif files animated in Framemaker & pdf?
We are working with Framemaker 8.0 on a windows vista operating system.
PDF = adobe acrobat 9 pro.
Bjorn

If you are using FrameMaker and WWeP you can certainly use a reference to the animated GIF and pull the animated source into your HTML help from WWeP. Check a WWeP forum on doing that.
Also, PDF now supports Flash. Have you tried using Flash animations?
HTH,
Sean

Animated GIF files in SWF

I have an FLA file that is utilizing numerous animated GIF
files the files themselves are also rather large. I was hoping that
when rendering the SWF file it would simply render to the
resolution stated and the individual components within the FLA
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Image items cannot display animated gifs.
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Fireworks has changed all my gif files into index can't edit in photoshop

Fireworks has taken over my gif files and now when I try to edit them in photoshop I can't. It says index on the end of file and the layer is locked. I need fireworks to stop this so no other files do it. I have been going into photoshop an saving them as a jpg. file but that can get old. Is there anyway to stop fireworks from doing this?

Glad this helped!
It's interesting: Fireworks makes it much easier to work with GIFs. You just open up the file and start working. Fireworks doesn't have color modes (Grayscale, Indexed Color, RGB, CMYK, Lab) like Photoshop, and is much more geared towards hex codes—which I'm guessing is what indexed color systems use. This makes sense, as it was built to be a web graphics editor.
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Creating a .gif file in QT Pro?!?!

can someone help me out or even let me know if this is possible

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.gif files will not load into site

I posted a question earlier about pages not loading and the question was answered, but now my .gif files will not load. Below is the log:
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http://filezilla-project.org/
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.GIF files, do they come from my iphoto?

I have over 1000 .gif files in my mac. If I erase them will it affect my photos in iphoto?
I don't know what they are or why I have so many of them. It is almost as if, whenever I download a photo, or anything having to do with an image for that matter, i am getting my computer cluttered up with these small images. Many of which i don't recognize. How did I get so many? Do they take up alot of space.
When I go into finder and type in .gif, it showed over 1000 of them.
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Cheers,
-An

An:
Yes, you can delete the files if you don't need them.
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Gif file preview stopped working

New computer. Gif file preview was working last night and now I'm just getting a still picture. I installed Photo Impact Pro and that program may have made some changes. I can't preview gifs in that program. Anyone know a way to restore this feature? I would like to be able to click on a gif file and see it move in preview like it was doing.

Hi,
First of all you have to make analysis of the issue.. why its comming..
thats why i had suggested you to uninstall your newer installed software.. by uninstalling them you can analyse the issue.
may be programme hadnt installed correctly thats why you are getting this error.
Please, try to troubleshoot the issue by your self.. uninstall the programme and then check.. if our .gif works with older programme perfectly then your newely installed programme having issue or it was not installed correctly..
you can install your uninstalled programme later to resolve that issue.
post result if having any issue. thx
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