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@Seraaron Just an fyi, 5.0 has animation video import built in. File->Import video animation...

@scottpetrovic - Hey scott, just wanted to know if I should continue adding features/fixing bugs (maybe try to fix the finding ffmpeg outside of envs and etc?) or is there...

@scottpetrovic - Hmm, so if ffmpeg is gonna be bundled with Krita, would it make sense for me to attempt to rewrite this in C++ and add it as a...

Is it a gif? There is an issue with the gif frame calculations and you get stuck with wrong frame counts like 1 second. Try my fix: https://github.com/scottpetrovic/animator-video-reference/issues/8

@scottpetrovic - After some thought there might be an issue with the -count_frames method, I mostly had small files to test with so it worked fine but I now tried...

That would work if it is properly labeled, but sometimes things aren't always properly labeled. For example, here I took a random gif on the internet and labeled it png....

Well, Krita does rely on ffmpeg anyways for exporting animations. And it should be possible to do a check if ffmpeg exists via "ffmpeg -version", if not try a few...

extract the zip file and look for animationimporter.py Then in notepad or any other text editing tool (not MS word) search for the lines and replace them with the changed...