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Hi,

I was able to update to the latest version and the issue has been fixed.
Thank you very much for your help.

Regards,

Erwin

Hi,

Thanks for checking on my issue. Seems I have to wait a while before I can upgrade to the latest version then.
Is this bug logged somewhere in order to follow up on the status?

Regards,

Erwin

Hi dlemstra,

Have you been able to check on my last question?

Regards,

Erwin

Hi, Thanks for sharing your code. I have updated my code to the latest version and the issue indeed seems to be solved. However, I noticed that my test-code was a little bit to simple. I tried to optimize my code in order to have smaller frames that should be merged. The actual code would be as ...

Hi, I have tried converting my code to the latest version but I seem to struggle to get it to work again. My text is black square now. Since you have tested my code in the latest version, can you please share the code using the latest version of the library so I check which change I missed? Regards ...

Hi, I'm trying to create a countdown GIF using the Magick.Net library. Although the code is working correct I came up with an issue last week. When merging some text frames with a transparent background onto a background image, depending on the color of the background image, the result is different ...

You can email me on <snip/>
I'll reply with the code attached.

Regards,

Erwin

I've sent you a private message with the code attached to it.

Regards,

Erwin

Hi, You suggestion indeed works. When using a background-image with high colors and reducing it to 255 colors before starting to generate the frames, the time required for the gif generation goes from 22 to 18 seconds. Unfortunately, the original image that we were using was only 1 bit (just a ...

Isn't this required to handle the dispose attribute?
Well, nevertheless, removing this option does not influence the processing time.

Regards,

Erwin

Hello, I'm trying to generate a 60 seconds gif representing a countdown timer. Generating the frames is done using the following code: for (int i = 0; i < numberOfFrames; ++i) { DateTime dt = processingDateTime.AddSeconds(i); MagickImage magickImage = new MagickImage(frameGenerator.Generate(dt ...