Aaron Friedman
New Member
I am developing a mobile app for my company, and the owner prefers the splash screen I created with HTML/CSS to the desktop software's current splash screen. Issue is, it's difficult to get HTML into a winforms app in a splashscreen type format (there are controls, but you can't set transparency keys, etc). So my only option as of now is to make a video, split it into frames, and then either create a gif, or use a timer to replace images at 30'ish fps...
My issue currently is that either way that I do it, I have a "grainy" area where it looks like OBS may be adjusting colors near intersections.
Steps I have taken:
Initial CSS - Set to an exact hex value. This translates into rgb 210,210,210
body{
background-color:#D2D2D2;
}
Next step is either convert video direclty to .gif, or use Video to JPG Converter to capture all frames. Both attempts have the exact same result, which is why I believe this to be an OBS issue or setting.
... When I open either attempt in a picturebox with a transparency key set fromargb(210,210,210), it *almost* works...
But my result is that I get transparency except very close to the animation, where it looks like there is some bleedover or something that slightly alters the coloring just enough so that a transparency key can't pick it up.
This is how the final result looks though, and I'm not sure how to get around it without editing 150+ pictures pixel by pixel (not a fantastic option).
^Edit: Right-click, open in new tab
PS - if this link doesn't fix, someone please let me know what services are available to post images. I tried dropbox, photobucket, and google photos. I'm sticking with google photos, but in the preview the link appears broken. I also tried the upload file option but it doesn't seem to ever finish.
My issue currently is that either way that I do it, I have a "grainy" area where it looks like OBS may be adjusting colors near intersections.
Steps I have taken:
Initial CSS - Set to an exact hex value. This translates into rgb 210,210,210
body{
background-color:#D2D2D2;
}
Next step is either convert video direclty to .gif, or use Video to JPG Converter to capture all frames. Both attempts have the exact same result, which is why I believe this to be an OBS issue or setting.
... When I open either attempt in a picturebox with a transparency key set fromargb(210,210,210), it *almost* works...
But my result is that I get transparency except very close to the animation, where it looks like there is some bleedover or something that slightly alters the coloring just enough so that a transparency key can't pick it up.
This is how the final result looks though, and I'm not sure how to get around it without editing 150+ pictures pixel by pixel (not a fantastic option).
^Edit: Right-click, open in new tab
PS - if this link doesn't fix, someone please let me know what services are available to post images. I tried dropbox, photobucket, and google photos. I'm sticking with google photos, but in the preview the link appears broken. I also tried the upload file option but it doesn't seem to ever finish.
