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You can use imagemagick. Suppose you have the files a.gif and b.gif and want to play a and then b. Then use the command: convert a.gif b.gif out.gif And your results will be written to out.gif....
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#1: Initial revision
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congusbongusâ€
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2024-05-10T07:19:43Z (7 months ago)
You can use imagemagick. Suppose you have the files `a.gif` and `b.gif` and want to play a and then b. Then use the command: ``` convert a.gif b.gif out.gif ``` And your results will be written to `out.gif`. You can also repeat the arguments if you want to play one of the files multiple times, e.g. ``` convert a.gif a.gif b.gif out.gif ``` To play a twice and b once.