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On Sat, Jan 30, 2021 at 03:46:05PM +0100, Daniel Panazzolo wrote:
> Many thanks for your answer.
> 
> That seems a perfectly good solution for me for the moment.
> 
> I can convert my gif file by hand before including  it into the .tm file.
> 
>  Could you tell me which is the internal format used by texmacs and/or the
> "convert" command that must be used?

The problem is that a gif animation consists of several frames.
ImageMagick allows us to convert an animation into a collection of images.
This could be done by hand, but this is not extremely convenient,
since you would next have to include each of the images in
an 'anim-fixed' tag (Insert -> Animation -> Fixed) and
the sequence of all images inside an 'anim-compose' tag
(Insert -> Animation -> Compose).

So it would still be best to get ImageMagick working...
Note also that animations won't be exported to Pdf.

Best wishes, --Joris