How do I use animated PNG in Delphi?
PNG files don't natively support animation. If you need to animate a PNG, you'd have to use the Animated PNG (or APNG) file format. This involves using an APNG assembler to merge a sequence of PNG images into an animation – but this format isn't widely used.
APNG files are Animated Portable Network Graphics, or to put it simply, animated PNG files. APNG files support 24 bit color as well as 24 bit transparency. A GIF file has an 8 bit transparency. What that means is that APNG files can handle color better and look a lot smoother when transparent.
For Windows, you might want to use File Viewer Plus, XnViewMP, Opera, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome with APNG extension, or Bandisoft Honeyview to play APNG files.
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