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Class: PHP Convert Video to GIF
Convert a video file to animated GIF with giflayer
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Class: gifLayer Version: 1.0 12/4/2015 Copyright 2015 Wagon Trader, All Rights Reserved Description: Convert web video into a GIF image using the giflayer API from www.giflayer.com. Supported video portals include... BBC, Bloomberg Business Video, CNN, Dailymotion, Discovery, Facebook, Flickr, Fox News Video, IMDB, LiveLeak, Twitch, Twitter, Vimeo, Vine, Yahoo Screen and YouTube. Files: giflayer.class.php - main class example.php - basic usage Installation: Upload files to a web accessible location on your server (eg. public_html) Configuration: You can change the following settings in the class to meet your specific needs... apiKey = Your personal API Key, get a free key at https://giflayer.com/product endpoint = The API endpoint, you will only need to change this if the API changes location. Usage: refer to example.php file for class instantiation and basic usage. refer to giflayer.class.php for instructions on using methods. Customizing the converted video: In addition to the url, start, end and duration params, you can set the following params to further customize the returned GIF. You can use the setParam method to add/change any param. size - the width and height in pixels of the GIF image. Default: size=200x300 Min: size=50x50 Max: size=5000x5000 crop - crop the image to the specified width and height in pixels. Default: none Min: crop=50x50 Max: crop=5000x5000 fps - frames per second of the generated GIF. higher is better quality. Default: fps=15 Min: fps=1 Max: fps=30 Premium accounts also have access to the following params. trailer - split the GIF image into parts for a preview. trailer=1 will split the image into 10 parts and play the first 10% of each part trailer=4,5 will split the image into 4 parts and play the first 5% of each part export - export the GIF image to a specified location export=s3://[bucket api key]:[bucket secret key]@[bucket] will export to AWS S3 bucket export=ftp://[user]:[password]@[ftp server][/path/to/folder] will upload to folder using FTP Changelog: 1.0 Initial Release