[Patrick Neary]

Thanks! I did try “Simple Unbroken Sequence (clone info lost)” but still had some png files with “hold” in their file names, but then found that if I just added a new layer in the X-Sheet (with a blank frame- no drawing) and cloned that one frame all the way to the end, then selected all the clones and made them original, the export (combining all layers) had perfect sequential pngs for opening in photoshop. I also realize once more export options are added, this will all probably be a moot point! 🙂
Thanks once again for a really great effort, even in this early stage this program is the best I’ve ever used for hand-drawn work.

[Niels]

Thanks a lot.

Yeah, sometimes “Simple Unbroken Sequence” produces the “hold” filenames. This is not supposed to happen – it is a bug that others have found too. It has been fixed and is included in Alpha 2 we release in a day or two.

[Barry Chern]

Is the version of Quicktime referred to in msg. 2403 only in the MOST recent operating system, or a number of fairly recent ones?

[Barry Chern]

I did try one of the several free Mac apps from the App store, PicGIF Lite, and it seems to be fulfilling basic needs.

[Goran Janosevic]

Recently I found a tool which might be interesting regarding this matter. I didn´t test it yet but maybe it could be useful for combining frames.

Here is the link: https://kdenlive.org/en/2020/04/kdenlive-20-04-is-out/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

[Anonymous]

To Barry:

They introduced the new QT version fairly recently. I think it was in High Sierra also.
If you have Final Cut X you can also import the images. It’s just a lot simpler with QT.

UPDATE: Just checked. It looks like QT with image sequencer was introduced with Catalina.