Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Confirming that the latest version (6.8.7-6) has indeed fixed this issue. Thanks for the quick fix!

And it isn't just me. Several people tried to generate a GIF using the batch script in the first post from PNG files extracted with Avisynth (I've also tried JPG by the way, with same result) and both of them said ImageMagick just crashes on every call to convert.exe creating empty GIFs/GIFs with ...

In the past I've created much larger GIFs that have worked with no problems. For instance this 132 frame GIF @ 600x338 which I made to show how easy it is to make a high quality GIF following a tutorial I had written: http://i.imgur.com/L8NB6kl.gif I also made this very high quality 31 frame GIF ...

Download links to two different sets of images that fail in similar ways: https://mega.co.nz/#!DVRghQzA!cL0c5UrDPArWf_dCeieMpDaoNA84gyef_ZQGjW570Ew https://mega.co.nz/#!fVBzHbZL!N3X8agksFREK94YMGd-b_FYvuAU8qHIKLBLTc0v5RBY Here's output from both sets of images: C:\giffactory>"C:\Program Files (x86 ...

Do you have enough free space in %TEMP%? EDIT: You might also try adding "-synchronize" as the first option on the convert command to ensure "early reporting if there is not enough disk space for the image pixel cache." I cleared the %TEMP% directory (2GB) but that did not seem to have any effect ...

Add -limit memory 128MiB to your convert command line. I think your post first said -limit memory 0, so I tried that as well as the 128MiB and neither worked. A few of the commands still complete, a few will crash convert.exe, and the rest will give a bunch of memory allocation failed errors ...

Main OS: Windows 7 with 8GB of memory Virtual OS: Debian with 384MB of memory Versions tried (on Windows): - ImageMagick-6.8.7-5-Q16-x86-dll.exe - ImageMagick-6.8.7-5-Q8-x86-dll.exe - ImageMagick-6.8.7-5-Q16-x64-dll.exe Output from identify -list resource (on Windows): File Area Memory Map Disk ...