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-Starfish, what do you do for living?
-Lighting up the ganja.

are you really 21?

u can stop crying? =)))

You used google translate for your signature. Try a different one, maybe it will make sense if you try again, =).

why upset tho =)))))))))

Update: wait, I'm thief of the year, WTF? I DON'T EVEN LIKE THIEF MISSIONS!!!

thats because you are an RO

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handle my package bro

thats for UPS not me

yeah cuz thats beyond your skills apparently

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handle my package bro

GTX 1060 or RX480

come at my =))))))))))))))

nice bobozgors =)))))))))

hoho enjoy warn bro =))))))

come at my=)))))

nice bobozgors =)))))))))

How exactly would any club qualify as being the worst ?

Ran it through Adobe Premier for you. Uploading to gfycat now, dunno if its what you wanted though.

Edit: https://zippy.gfycat.com/HoarseSelfreliantAlbacoretuna.webm hows the timing?

thanks but I did that myself in Sony Vegas, I'm trying to get this result without a video or gift file

What i am trying to obtain is pretty simple but might turn out to be more complicated than it really is:

I basically want to have a very high quality animated phone wallpaper without the use of a gif file (for quality purpose)

this is approximately the effect i want to obtain: [hide=gif][/hide]

As you can see the first black and white image is displaying for 2 seconds (as initially projected, but the conversion to .gif of course fucked the timing up) and the negative of the same image is there for 1/30th of a second to create a short blinking effect between the two images
This is a view of the project in sony vegas


The problem with using a gif is the quality becomes trash whenever you convert it to a reasonably sized file (i'm looking to use these both images at their full 1440x2560 resolutions)
[hide=both full resolution pictures][/hide]

I literally have no idea what software/app i should be looking for therefore i'm asking you if there perhaps is even a built-in android feature that i may have missed to make something like this, or can anyone lead me to an app able to create a precisely-timed animated wallpaper?

thank=)))))))

It's been a long time since such a topic has been active

So let me start:


Phone: Samsung Galaxy S7 on stock android 6.0.1, 1440x2560 display


Desktop: 3840x1080 display, Windows 7 Ultimate


Laptop: 1366x768 display, Windows 10

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[Final]

Results will start coming in at 6pm.

Final results

nice upsethan =))))))

It's not like they have a choice anyway