In one or two seconds I was able to recreate an animated gif with the original frames. I found that a very small piece of freeware named "UNFREEZ", which does not require an install, does the trick very fast. Use a freeware gif animator to recreate the gif. Make sure to save each frame as gif pictures (as opposed to jpeg or other). So I decided to use another sofware to modify the gif, and set the number of frames per second to something smaller than the default. The animation was too quick to understand. The issue I had with the maple gif produced with the above command is that the number of frames per second was very large. The gif produced by this command spins (for me) with standard image viewers, such as irfanview, and within standard browsers. Assuming you have a 3-D plot named "p", something like: Whatever the case may be, let me tell you the workaround I have found. Now, I cannot say if this is a general issue or machine-specific. I had expected imagemagick or microsoft gif animator to be up to the task - but no. None of them could read the animated gif file produced by the maple html converter (Maple 12). I was going a little mad installing them and uninstalling them. I have by now lost track of which are freeware and which are shareware.
I found that the animated gif file could not be read by the freeware/shareware I tried, to name a few I tried: ImageMagick, Microsoft Gif Animator, GifMation, 2&3DAnimator, EasyGifAnimator, FlexGifAnimator, BenetonMovieGif, PYsoftware Animator.
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It is then recommended to use other software to modify the gif - my interest here was in selecting the number of frames per second.
As far as I know - knowledge gleaned from various past mapleprimes posts I was able to read on the matter - the recommended way to produce animated gifs is (1) to produce the animation within maple, (2) to save the relevant part of the worksheet as html, and (3) to retrieve the gif that the conversion produces (located in a folder typically named 'images' and that is attached to the html file created by conversion).
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