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Post is talking about lossy gif->gif conversion. MP4/H264 do the same but get you 10x gains, while maintaining much better quality. One tradeoff is the loss of
by innagadadavida 9y ago
Post is talking about lossy gif->gif conversion. MP4/H264 do the same but get you 10x gains, while maintaining much better quality. One tradeoff is the loss of transparency.
Yes, I assumed everyone here knows about mp4/h264/etc. Nokia also released a more formal container spec using HEIF, that supports transparency (most folks will complain about patent encumbered issues). However it will be a while before browsers support it.