We're evaluating highcharts for an application.
http://www.highcharts.com
Does anyone know if there is a possibility to export a highchart animation into a video file?
Or to export it to multiple images from which we can create an animation video?
Thanks.
Unfortunately it is not possible, you can export only for static file.
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I designed a screen in Figma, and I exported the screen to Zeplin.
But on Zeplin the screen doesn't have any image assets, only arrow icons were available for download.
I tried to google how to export image assets on Zeplin, but none of the result was really relative.
How to download images that were exported from Figma to Zeplin?
Before transferring your Figma designs to Zeplin, you have to ensure the seamless integration of all images within the Figma file.
If you still encounter a problem where images fail to appear in Zeplin, a straightforward solution would be to perform a new export from Figma.
Contact the Zeplin support team if you need more help about this.
I'm looking for a solution to insert an images in a PDF file from UWP app.
I need to create a new pdf with images stamped on the PDF file (without distorting PDF quality) and export it to the user.
Currently i'm printing the document which distorts the PDF export Quality.
Please suggest some useful reference.
I tried to begin with iText library, but it is not supported in UWP app.
Thanks in advance.. :)
I want to create a video where I have multiple images on screen at once which are moving around or resizing as the video plays.
A vastly more advanced version would be like Facebooks https://www.facebook.com/lookback/
All I need, is to move a few images and change their scale, with set start and end times within the video.
I could obviously do this with a video editor but I'd like to just drop some images in a directory and then have a preset script which will then create the video for me.
I've a few months experience with FFMPEG so the directory part is easy, but I'm baffled on the moving bits.
Any suggestions? Many thanks.
For this you might consider the MLT framework which is essentially the open-source video editor which supports scripting.
Considering use swfcombine with pyvnc2swf and ffmpeg.
With SWF you can replace objects into a exist swf file link image or texts.
http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/swftools-common/2005-02/msg00116.html
Aftes editing your swf you can render a mp4 file using pyvnc2swf and ffmpeg:
http://imnartist.blogspot.com.br/2011/10/pyvnc2swf-and-ffmpeg-tutorial-convert.html
Unfortunatly ffmpeg don't convert swf yet.
With those tools you can recreate the Facebook Look Back web app for your porpuse using command line and you favorite programming language.
There's an API to do so too :you can use the Stupeflix API to do server side video renderings, using After Effects templates or built-in effects. Find it at http://developer.stupeflix.com/documentation, with a lot of other tools to do image / video processing.
I want to give image animation in mac application like i have array of images and i want to animate that images so how can i give that animation in Mac application.
Thanks in advance....
Hi i have a gif whose animation i want to disable programmatically in a web page .I do not want to replace the gif with equivalent image.The gif must be same when "saved as" .And i want to be able to do that for selected gifs only not all gifs
You could create a thumbnail that is just the first frame (non-animated), then put a download link next to it to download the animated version. Any solution is going to be a workaround though; you can't tell the web browser to not animate animated GIFs.