S/*.png -layers OptimizePlus -layers OptimizeTransparency test.gif CPU usage is around ~30-40%.Ĭ:\giffactory>"C:\Program Files (x86)\ImageMagick-6.8.7-Q16\convert.exe" -debug cache -limit memory 128MiB repage -fuzz 0.0% -delay 16 -loop 0 frame This GIF I'm trying to generate now has 59 PNG images 250x108 ~20KB. Having the task manager open I can see the numbers for convert.exe starting with ~4MB memory, then if it doesn't crash or fail to allocate memory it goes up to ~70MB. I did a complete reboot and the performance tab in task manager says there's still 5.3GB free and 6.4GB available memory. So, how is this possible? How can I run out of memory on my main OS when it works on the virtual OS? What's causing it and how can I fix it? Thanks.īy the way, I have seen this:, and there is zero possibility that I'm running out of memory when there's only about 30 images of size 250x184 which even with the highest Quantum depth should give about 920000 bytes required for one image which is what, 27.6MB for the whole GIF.Ĭonvert.exe: Memory allocation failed `drylake-revolution-250px\Almost-20.gif' error/colormap.c/AcquireImageColormap/146.Ĭonvert.exe: Memory allocation failed `drylake-revolution-250px\Almost-20.gif' error/quantize.c/AssignImageColors/517.Ĭonvert.exe: Memory allocation failed `drylake-revolution-250px\Almost-20.gif' error/gif.c/WriteGIFImage/1643. It's random is what I'm saying.īut! Those commands will still succeed on the virtual Debian OS with 384MB of memory for those images that fail on Windows. There seems to be no pattern to it it may fail on very small gifs (small and few images) and succeed on large gifs (large and many images), but if it fails on certain images, it will keep failing for those even after a reboot, even though sometimes one of the commands that failed may succeed, while a command that completed will now fail. Gifsicle -O3 -colors 256 "%OutputName%\Almost-30.gif" is, sometimes it works, sometimes it gives a lot of "memory allocation failed" errors or ImageMagick crashes resulting in incomplete GIFs. %ImgMagConvert%\convert repage -fuzz 3.0%% -delay ?lay% -loop 0 frames/*.png -layers OptimizePlus -layers OptimizeTransparency "%OutputName%\Almost-30.gif" %ImgMagConvert%\convert repage -fuzz 2.5%% -delay ?lay% -loop 0 frames/*.png -layers OptimizePlus -layers OptimizeTransparency "%OutputName%\Almost-25.gif" %ImgMagConvert%\convert repage -fuzz 2.0%% -delay ?lay% -loop 0 frames/*.png -layers OptimizePlus -layers OptimizeTransparency "%OutputName%\Almost-20.gif" %ImgMagConvert%\convert repage -fuzz 1.5%% -delay ?lay% -loop 0 frames/*.png -layers OptimizePlus -layers OptimizeTransparency "%OutputName%\Almost-15.gif" %ImgMagConvert%\convert repage -fuzz 1.0%% -delay ?lay% -loop 0 frames/*.png -layers OptimizePlus -layers OptimizeTransparency "%OutputName%\Almost-10.gif" %ImgMagConvert%\convert repage -fuzz 0.5%% -delay ?lay% -loop 0 frames/*.png -layers OptimizePlus -layers OptimizeTransparency "%OutputName%\Almost-05.gif" %ImgMagConvert%\convert repage -fuzz 0.0%% -delay ?lay% -loop 0 frames/*.png -layers OptimizePlus -layers OptimizeTransparency "%OutputName%\Almost-00.gif" SET ImgMagConvert="C:\Program Files (x86)\ImageMagick-6.8.7-Q8"
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