How do I make moving picture with gimp and save it as png or jpg?

[Wiki-goo_Forumz 1]

I have this problem - I need a way of making moving pictures. I do know how to make them with layers and so on, but when I save them as jpg or png it doesn't move. It only moves, when I save it as gimp picture, but I can not upload those ones on imageshack - any help, so I could make moving pictures with gimp and save it as png or jpg? Or any way I can upload it on imageshack? Or any programs I can change the moving picture to jpg or png? I will need it for my clan later on, so I really need to know how to make them like that.

Edited November 11, 2012 by Wiki-goo_Forumz

[Meliora 1,652]

Use Google...

[r_SwagBoy110 421]

.gif files are not supported in Gimp, I'm pretty sure.

[Wiki-goo_Forumz 1]

.gif files are not supported in Gimp, I'm pretty sure.

 

gif files come from Gimp you doughnot!

Edited November 11, 2012 by Wiki-goo_Forumz

[CooperO 7,956]

...

 

Stop calling everybody names. You won't get any help with such an attitude.

[r_SwagBoy110 421]

gif files come from Gimp...

 

No they don't...

[Meliora 1,652]

Be nice Gooey + you can't even spell doughnut.

[splitterpoint 10,986]

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. When you see a gif file you like, right click on the image to expose the object menu.

 

The copy address option.

 

2. Select "Copy Image Address", which places the path on your computer's clipboard.

If you wish to save the address for later, simply open a WordPad file and paste the contents there. The above sample has the address:

[http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y71/parcan/GIFS/stopstart.gif]

3. Go to the script file you are editing, and place your cursor in the script location where you want the gif to appear. Remember, you are posting a spelled-out link address to the gif, you cannot actually post the gif itself.

4. Use the standard HTML image tag

5. This is the finished link in THIS example:

6. Publish (upload) your script, and go to the upload site and view it. There is your gif.

Edited November 11, 2012 by splitterpoint

[r_SwagBoy110 421]

(sidenote) Congrats on ranking up!

[splitterpoint 10,986]

Thank you. :)

[Raphael2 3,263]

gif files come from Gimp you doughnot!

normal gif file come from gimp, nut not animated gif...

[r_orangelight0 2]

Save it as a gif not png/jpg

 

Png/jpg do not support animation

[Psycho 586]

dig but cow fish eat how chicken run

[r_orangelight0 2]

dig but cow fish eat how chicken run

 

What?

[skitee 555]

.png and .jpg do not support animation, like orangelight said. Only .gifs can be animated. When you save animated pictures, save it as a gif.

[Wiki-goo_Forumz 1]

.png and .jpg do not support animation, like orangelight said. Only .gifs can be animated. When you save animated pictures, save it as a gif.

 

You don't say - I've seen about 3 animated pictures on jpg.

[r_bluelight0 3]

here is the topic about it

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/636367

 

they are not jpg's they are gif's that have a different extention.

in computers the actuall file format is in binary within the file so it does not matter what the extention is (just for human read)

Edited November 13, 2012 by r_bluelight0