GIF2MNG and ImageMagick

(moving to mng-list where animations belong; please remove cc on replies)

> It would be interesting to see the result from ImageMagick or
> GraphicsMagick, for the same set of inputs.  It doesn't do any
> optimizing, but if the input GIF uses smaller images with offsets, the
> MNG will have them, too.
> 
> convert animation.gif -quality 90 animation.mng

I had to find the mogrify command to do a whole directory, eg:

mogrify -format mng -quality 90 *.gif

But anyway; it claims that 223 files are invalid GIFs (although they appear fine 
in Mozilla and IE...), so only converts 1001 for a total size of 12,507,256 
bytes. That's already a fair bit more than the 9,686,973 bytes for 1224 files I 
got out of GIF2MNG.


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