S
Sven
Hello,
I am trying to check if an image is animated. I can't rely on the extension
as it may be a gif that's been renamed to .jpg or something else and is
still animated.
I thought that this used to work:
from PIL import Image
def check_animated(img):
try:
img.seek(1)
except (EOFError):
return 0
return 1
img = Image('image.jpg')
print "animated?", check_animated(img)
Regardless if it's animated or not I get this exception:
ValueError: cannot seek to frame 1
I need to return 0 or 1, so excuse not using True or False.
Did the above get deprecated/change in a version at some point? Perhaps
there's something I missed during install (using PIP). Are there any other
ways to accomplish what I am trying to do, with or without PIL?
Python 2.7, linux
I am trying to check if an image is animated. I can't rely on the extension
as it may be a gif that's been renamed to .jpg or something else and is
still animated.
I thought that this used to work:
from PIL import Image
def check_animated(img):
try:
img.seek(1)
except (EOFError):
return 0
return 1
img = Image('image.jpg')
print "animated?", check_animated(img)
Regardless if it's animated or not I get this exception:
ValueError: cannot seek to frame 1
I need to return 0 or 1, so excuse not using True or False.
Did the above get deprecated/change in a version at some point? Perhaps
there's something I missed during install (using PIP). Are there any other
ways to accomplish what I am trying to do, with or without PIL?
Python 2.7, linux