1) use a program to compress the gif to a smaller file size
2) greatly reduce the number of frames in the video by reducing the frame rate to about 2 or 6 fps (unfortunately,this may interfere with the sign language), then convert it to a GIF with a greatly reduced frame rate.
3) use a video editing program to edit the MP4 directly into your finished whiteboard video.
4) choose a video, or gif or, line drawing that has a much smaller file size
customer support may have other suggestions. You can raise a ticket if you want to contact them directly.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
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Shirley Sales
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Tue, 6 Apr, 2021 at 8:30 PM
Tried to upload a 190kb gif and the same error occurred, I already used this program before and had no problem with this, but it was a while back and I uninstalled and reinstalled the app. Do you think it's possible that the problem is going to be solved if I reinstall the app?
Muhammad, you can't. Remove the transparancy and it'll work
https://help.videoscribe.co/support/solutions/articles/1000158010-using-animated-gifs
I can't add any gif, how do I fix this? It says that the fice is supported but then that it isn't
Attach the gif file here and lets have a look at it.
-Mike(videoscribe user)
this is the one, already tried making others from the same video but nothing worked
Also already tried to upload random gifs from internet but they also didn't worked
I'm not sure a 6.59 MB GIF will work in videoscribe. The GIFs in the library tend to be under 300kb.
related link: https://blog.videoscribe.co/4-free-tools-to-create-animated-gifs
Some options:
1) use a program to compress the gif to a smaller file size
2) greatly reduce the number of frames in the video by reducing the frame rate to about 2 or 6 fps (unfortunately,this may interfere with the sign language), then convert it to a GIF with a greatly reduced frame rate.
3) use a video editing program to edit the MP4 directly into your finished whiteboard video.
4) choose a video, or gif or, line drawing that has a much smaller file size
customer support may have other suggestions. You can raise a ticket if you want to contact them directly.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
Tried to upload a 190kb gif and the same error occurred, I already used this program before and had no problem with this, but it was a while back and I uninstalled and reinstalled the app. Do you think it's possible that the problem is going to be solved if I reinstall the app?