OutputStream for encoder
Hi all, I found a small library for creating animated gifs but I don't understand how to use the last line of code (which requires an OutputStream)
publicclass Test{
publicstaticvoid main(String args[]){
ImageIcon icon;
//frames to animate
String paths[] ={
"frames/01.gif","frames/02.gif","frames/03.gif",
"frames/04.gif","frames/05.gif","frames/06.gif",
"frames/07.gif","frames/08.gif","frames/09.gif",
"frames/10.gif","frames/11.gif","frames/12.gif",
"frames/13.gif","frames/14.gif"
};
Image images[] =new Image[paths.length];
for(int i=0;i< paths.length;i++){
icon =new ImageIcon(paths[i]);
images[i] = icon.getImage();
}
Gif89Encoder gifenc =new Gif89Encoder();
for(int i=0;i< paths.length;i++)
gifenc.addFrame(images[i]);
gifenc.setComments("Test");
gifenc.setLoopCount(0);
gifenc.setUniformDelay(250);
gifenc.encode( );
}
}
That last method (encode) takes an OutputStream but I am not sure how to use one and save the image to disk. Do I need to use an OutputStream and then write it with ImageIO.write ? Any help would be appreciated.
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