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Quantise video to PAL8 with the FFmpeg latticepal filter
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What this guide covers
For editors and animators making GIF-style palettised video from RGB footage. You end with a latticepal setting chosen for lattice density, colour reduction and dithering. Based on the FFmpeg manual only; the filter is new and no command was run.
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Guide title
Quantise video to PAL8 with the FFmpeg latticepal filter
Coverage
For editors and animators making GIF-style palettised video from RGB footage. You end with a latticepal setting chosen for lattice density, colour reduction and dithering. Based on the FFmpeg manual only; the filter is new and no command was run.
Example
A hypothetical colourful animation, comparing no refinement with batched refinement at the default density. It was not run, so neither result was seen.
Useful starting points
- Discoloured patches usually mean colours were dropped with no refinement; choose a refine mode.
- Banding points to no dither or a low density; pick a dither mode or raise the density.
- An unknown-filter error means your FFmpeg build predates latticepal; use a newer build.
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