GIF Movie Gear 4.3.0 RePack Portable x86 [2015, RUS+ENG]

The program allows you to create full-fledged animated GIF files, optimize their size, scale graphics to create GIF files of the required size, or create animated banners of standard sizes. Unlike many utilities of a similar purpose, it has a simple interface and allows you to perform tasks quickly and without unnecessary actions.
The program allows you to open and use files of the following types as frames for the created animation: GIF, AVI, BMP, JPEG, PNG, PSD. Can work with icons (ICO), cursors (CUR) and animated cursors (ANI). It also provides generation of HTML code for placing a GIF file on a web page.
Command line switches
Quiet installation (Russian version):
/VERYSILENT /Lang=ru /Components=Install

Silent installation (English version):
/VERYSILENT /Lang=en /Components=Install

Unpacking Portable (Russian version) [into the folder with the installer]:
/VERYSILENT /Lang=ru /Components=Portable /DIR=GIFMovieGearPortable

Unpacking Portable (English version) [into the folder with the installer]:
/VERYSILENT /Lang=en /Components=Portable /DIR=GIFMovieGearPortable
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Version history
Version 4.3.0 — November 22, 2015

  • Improved memory usage for large animations.
  • Ability to load external palette when editing palette.
  • LiveEdit support for 24/32-bit images.
  • Fixed default delay setting when adding one PNG frame.

Version 4.2.3 — September 16, 2009

  • Add Increase Canvas Size functionality to allow growing the size of a frame’s canvas.
  • Allow Undo/Redo following a save operation.
  • Add Windows 8/7/Vista most-recently-used-files support.
  • Fix issues with Animated PNG (APNG) and the Hide First Frame functionality that caused playback issues in FireFox and Opera.
  • Fix issue with bicubic resizing of transparent images.

Version 4.2.2 — August 16, 2009

  • Fix error exporting large-dimension animations to SWF (Flash). The error manifested as an apparently blank SWF playback.
  • Make animated PNGs show up in most-recently-used list and make SWF files not show up there.
  • Clean up some extremely minor visual glitches in a few dialogs.

Version 4.2.1 — July 9, 2009

  • Fix error in writing out animated PNGs (APNG) with non-transparent frames.
  • Fix “black dot in lower left corner” issue with 32-bit ANI (animated cursors).
  • Fix color mapping error when removing a local palette from a frame.
  • Fix funky color issue when blending two local-palette-based animations.

Version 4.2 — March 18, 2008

  • support for animated PNG (APNG) format.
  • improved filmstrip support: export and import with automatically encoded file name speeds up automation
  • support for exporting timing files
  • improved support for 24/32-bit image handling
  • support for monochrome JPEG images
  • fix import of XviD-encoded AVI video
  • fix export to SWF/Flash of animations with long delays

Version 4.1.2 — July 13, 2006

  • update Vista 256×256 icon format for latest Vista beta.

Version 4.1.1 — April 26, 2006

  • handle Vista icons with multiple PNG images mapped to lower resolutions.
  • improve timing conversion between GIF and ANI formats.
  • fix color mapping of 32bpp images to a fixed palette.

Version 4.1.0 — January 25, 2006

  • support for Windows Vista icons using PNG compression for large-dimension (>128 pixels) icons.
  • task for centering all frames at once.
  • option to load a pre-defined timing file to specify inter-frame delays.
  • fix crash in flood fill in Edit Pixels.
  • fix miscellaneous small issues.

Version 4.0.2 — July 13, 2004

  • customized Save As dialog for Windows XP
  • new installer is smaller and cleaner (saves 300KB).
  • fix export of PNG with certain types of image data.
  • fix rotation of animation with offsets in frames.
  • fix stepping through preview of Selected Frames.
  • fix handling of certain kinds of Layer Masks in PSD files.
  • prevent the ToStart dialog from getting colled inadvertantly.
  • fix handling of Use settings changes.
  • fix handling of indexed transparency in PSD files.

Version 4.0.1 — March 28, 2004

  • fix setting palette preferences when Use is not custom
  • fix import of v6 PSD files with indexed color and transparency.
  • fix display of some dialogs on 120dpi systems

Version 4.0 — February 12, 2004

  • completely reworked Export functionality. It’s all in File>SaveAs, with file types and options selectable in the lower part of the dialog box.
  • LiveEdit that allows you to edit a frame “live” in an image editor. When you save in the editor, the change shows up in GMG. If you have Photoshop, the whole animation can be edited as layers.
  • new input model for better and faster palette management when inserting more than one frame at a time
  • support for 24-Bit Color with 8bit alpha channels for most operations. Export to AVI, JPEG, PSD, Macromedia Flash (SWF), ICO, BMP, ANI, and PNG. Go to Edit>Preferences>Export to turn this feature on.
  • very very basic pixel editor (Frame>Edit Pixels)
  • import/export of PNG images
  • export to BMP (filmstrip or individual frames)
  • export to Macromedia Flash (SWF)
  • export to JPEG (filmstrip or individual frames)
  • export to Photoshop (PSD) layered files, with each frame becoming a layer.
  • basic support for adding an audio stream to an AVI file
  • ability to define a fixed frame rate for AVI output
  • automatic “ping pong” of an animation (from 12345 to 12345432)
  • preview animation of selected frames (rather than all frames)
  • arrow keys can be used to move frame selection
  • rearranging of some menus
  • “To Start” dialog when first opened or after restart
  • little interface enhancements throughout
  • Color Lock feature in Reduce Colors locks down a given color’s value.
  • small interface enhancements throughout