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Re: reading GIFs
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mafaraxas |
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Re: reading GIFs |
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Tue, 1 Jun 2010 14:05:10 -0700 (PDT) |
The problem is that I want _all_ the frames, not just one. I know MATLAB has
a feature to read all the frames in at once, giving you a 4D array. I can
pass in a range of frames as well that partly works, i.e.:
img=imread('blah.gif',1:10)
gives me a 4D array for image. But that only works if I know the image has
(at least) 10 frames. If it had only 9 frames, I'd get an error back with
nothing read at all. The problem is that if I am reading an arbitrary .gif
in, I have no idea how many frames it has. That is the situation I need to
get past (in an elegant way, preferably).
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