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This is brought on by a previous question. Apparently ImageList doesn’t support animated GIFs, so I’m stuck animating it myself.
I know how to extract the frames, but does anyone know how to extract the frame timing information from an animated GIF?
You can get the duration of the current frame (having called
SelectActiveFrame), using a call toImage.GetPropertyItem, as such:I believe the duration value is measured in 1/100ths of seconds.