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I just checked on the internet and then tested it. You can use imagemagick with a command like: convert -delay 1x30 original.gif new gif the 1x30 is for 1/30th of a second. You can use things like 10x100 or whatever to get the speed you want. On 11/13/21 8:38 PM, Joe Hourclé wrote: > I don’t think I’ve created an animated GIF in almost 20 years, so don’t remember what I used back then. > > But I know ImageMagick will let you make them, and it’s free. I just don’t know if it will let you extract the individual frames and/or modify an existing GIFa. > > -Joe > > Sent from a mobile device with a crappy on screen keyboard and obnoxious "autocorrect" > >> On Nov 13, 2021, at 1:02 PM, charles meyer <[log in to unmask]> wrote: >> >> Hi my esteemed listmates, >> >> I understand GIF is considered by many an antiquated and/or non preferred >> format. >> >> But, I can't open a GIF created by a trusted source with W10 Windows Media >> Player. >> >> I can open it in Irfanview but is there a way in Irfaview to slow the GIF >> down? >> >> If not, has anyone used any free, downloadable GIF viewers which enable you >> to slow a GIF down? >> >> Thank you. >> >> Charles. -- *Tim McMahon* West Liberty Public Library 319-627-2084