I have a Django-based web application where images and animated GIFs can be uploaded. GIF, on the other hand, takes a long time to load. I was thinking about converting all uploaded gifs to webm format and displaying them on the frontend with the HTML5 video tag. I looked everywhere for a way to do this in Python but couldn't find a specific solution. This is the solution I discovered. But I'm wondering if it's possible to convert a gif into a webm while uploading in Python, or if there's a Python library that can do this.
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As a result, the light gray objects will remain opaque, and we want to remove the background while preventing Color-to-alpha from converting the light gray objects into partially opaque pixels. Select the background, Select>Grow by two pixels, and Colors>Color to Alpha' for a single layer, but this will take a long time for 68 layers. However, if used correctly, there is a script that can make this a little faster:
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