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If the intention is to send it to phones, then gif downloads are going to explode your user's data caps. It also seriously limits the quality of the resulting
by SquareWheel 6y ago
If the intention is to send it to phones, then gif downloads are going to explode your user's data caps. It also seriously limits the quality of the resulting video.
I'd suggest relying on the <video> tag in browsers. It will be a lot easier to encode for your servers too (though may require some retooling).
- jack_riminton 6y agoGood suggestion, already on it ;) all 'gifs' are actually mp4s
- SquareWheel 6y agoI'm glad to hear it. Proper video formats will work significantly better.