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When I first found out about this project I was excited, but I realized that it is not a traditional static QR code and I didn't find a sharing solution. Do I think it is possible to share via gifs?
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The issue is file size. Compression (zstd) is built into the format, but compression can only help so much. The reason cimbar works (imo) has a lot to do with the ephemeral nature of the frames -- we create one, show it on screen, and throw it away and move onto the next -- which allows it to sidestep the issue of the size of the encoded image.
That said, the cimbar cli can output pngs, and those image files can be combined into a gif. But the gif might be larger than the initial file!
While I completely understand that the resulting GIF might be larger, I believe this solution can still be very useful. Perhaps storing images as separate PNGs could be a better approach than using a single GIF.
Imagine a sheet of paper as an alternative to CDs or DVDs.
However, it raises an interesting question: what portion of the PNGs can be lost while still allowing the file to be successfully restored?
When I first found out about this project I was excited, but I realized that it is not a traditional static QR code and I didn't find a sharing solution. Do I think it is possible to share via gifs?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: