HTML Advice for creating clips (gifs and webms) out of full-length videos?

[bobkelly113]

Hello,

I have downloaded some videos I want to use as material for my game(s). I was wondering what people recommend for creating gifs, webms, and pictures out of full length videos? I've tried googling, and see mentions of Adobe Premier Pro and the like. But not sure which would be a good one for my usecase


How do people normally create these assets? Like in games like The Company and so on

Thank you!

 

[MissFortune]

Hello,

I have downloaded some videos I want to use as material for my game(s). I was wondering what people recommend for creating gifs, webms, and pictures out of full length videos? I've tried googling, and see mentions of Adobe Premier Pro and the like. But not sure which would be a good one for my usecase


How do people normally create these assets? Like in games like The Company and so on

Thank you!

Premiere Pro with Fnord (for WebM export. Not sure if PP still doesn't natively export it.) is going to be the quickest. Though, not necessarily the cheapest. DaVinci Resolve is another free, and very good, option. Though both that and the former would largely be overkill. Not entirely sure if DVR exports webm, either. OpenShot is free, and exports WebM.

GIFs tend to be much larger from a file size perspective. I'd avoid them unless you absolutely have to have them. WebM for HTML is far, far better. At least as far what's currently supported by Twine (last I checked, at least.).

 

[bobkelly113]

Premiere Pro with Fnord (for WebM export. Not sure if PP still doesn't natively export it.) is going to be the quickest. Though, not necessarily the cheapest. DaVinci Resolve is another free, and very good, option. Though both that and the former would largely be overkill. Not entirely sure if DVR exports webm, either. OpenShot is free, and exports WebM.

GIFs tend to be much larger from a file size perspective. I'd avoid them unless you absolutely have to have them. WebM for HTML is far, far better. At least as far what's currently supported by Twine (last I checked, at least.).

I appreciate it. I'm going to check these options out