Resizing each frame down to thumbnail size. Extracting the frames from given points in a video. You can’t do it in a single step that I was able to find. My first thought was to increate the frame rate of the video and use PHP-FFMPEG’s built-in GIF generator, but this didn’t work. Turns out, this is rather easy to implement, if not very straightforward. On desktop devices, the static one is the default and, when you mouse over the thumbnail, we swap the static one for the animated one. On mobile devices, only the static one is displayed. What we actually did was generate two thumbnails, a static one and an animated one. How would we implement something like that? But ten frames taken over the course of the whole video can tell you a lot more about the video than the single frame would. He has a lot of videos available, but each one only has a static image as a thumbnail, taken at a set point in the video (by default the owner or and admin can go in and recreate the thumbnail at a different time point if they want.) But what if, instead, we could create an animated GIF composed of several frames from the video?įrom a user’s perspective, a single frame might not tell you a lot about a video. 
Working on doing some upgrades for one of my clients and I hit on an idea.
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