Add support for thumbnailing animated webps, both to animated thumbna… #292
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…ils and to static thumbnails
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…ils and to static thumbnails
Debian builds of ImageMagick sadly don't come compiled with
--with-webp, if you follow an online tutorial just add that to./configure, like so:./configure --with-webpffmpegdoes not support reading animated webps and seems to not be capable of setting the continuous loop flagUsing ImageMagick alone for scaling&cropping produced horribly flickery thumbnails
Using only libwebp for creating animated thumbnails is a huge pain, as it is a very, very raw tool. It can extract frames to files etc., but then you have to manually deal with offsets, frame times, etc.
Fixes #291