
However when trying to execute the program I get the following error: ERROR: LoadError: failed process: Process(`/home/olep/.julia/artifacts/7f40eeb66d90d3026ae5fb68761c263b57adb840/bin/ffmpeg -v 16 -framerate 3 -i /tmp/jl_h1sGUw/%06d.png -i /tmp/jl_h1sGUw/palette.bmp -lavfi paletteuse=dither=sierra2_4a -loop 0 -y /home/olep/Documents/Studium/Semester2/tutorial_anim_fps30.gif`, ProcessSignaled(11)) I am following this tutorial: Animations Step 2: Import the ffmpeg.wasm library code:ĭefine its globals: //Define ffmpeg: const Step 5: Add a fancy CSS:Ī nice CSS trick there: the loader receives the ratio variable and renders the loading bar CSS animation: am trying to get into animations using the Plots package. Unfortunately, it is not working on mobile Safari.


The server-side approach is common and reliable, but has the following disadvantages: There are numerous GIF editors which run server-side FFmpeg engines. The IOS mobile app is pretty good except that the account creation is a must. Giphy is the most popular GIF hosting provider and it has its own GIF creator.
