![convert webm file to gif convert webm file to gif](https://cdn.digitbin.com/wp-content/uploads/ADB-and-Fastboot-Command.gif)
We managed to work around this issue by using another lib, js-ffmpeg, which is clearly not as user-friendly as fluent-ffmpeg, but at least worked in our case. However, we quickly ran into a bug, making it impossible to convert multiple GIF files in a batch. We initially planned to use the fluent-ffmpeg lib, which provides a nice API to call FFmpeg from Node.js, and seemed to be the most popular lib for this purpose. The first challenge was to find the best way to call FFmpeg from Node.js. And, as always with powerful tools, it is not the easiest to use. To do so, we decided to use FFmpeg, a very powerful tool to manipulate videos. Next, we had to convert the GIF files to WebM files. Import Converting GIF To WebM Using FFmpeg Otherwise, the concurrent accesses to the Markdown files would lead to file corruption.įor the tag, we decided to use a template like the one below, which would be used to replace the GIF file inclusion:
![convert webm file to gif convert webm file to gif](https://images.wondershare.com/videoconverter/player/play-convert-webm-file-wondershare-2a.jpg)
The difficulty here was to set up the lib to deal with multiple pattern replacement in a single pass, and to avoid returning promises for each file to execute in parallel. We then used a regular expression (yeah, I know! □) to find the GIF files' inclusions. To solve these challenges, we used the replace-in-files lib (which internally uses glob, another great tool!) to quickly replace patterns inside multiple files.
![convert webm file to gif convert webm file to gif](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/39/88/9b/39889b84743e1f095058f4cad964ef29.gif)
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