TGIFImage and *large* animated GIFs - streaming?

Hi all,

Been wrestling with this problem for a while now. I've got TGIFImage (Anders
Melander version) and have been playing with converting realtime graphic
output to animated GIF.

Not AVI, MPEG or anything else, I need an Animated GIF.

This involves a hell of a lot of frames of animation (50 frames per second,
for up to about 4 hours). All the current implementations I've seen appear
to allow new animation frames to be added to the GIFImage declared, and are
stored in memory until the SaveToFile() proc is called.

You can probably guess what kind of fun that makes for me.

Does anyone with any experience of TGIFImage have any idea how I can write
(append) new frames to disk as the output is generated?

Cheers,

D.


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