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This is unhinged, in the best way!

You might be able to get better image quality by using ffmpeg to explode the video into individual frames and then performing the dither on that batch of images using imagemagick, like I described elsewhere, before fusing them back together into a GIF.

I'm really looking forward to seeing where you go with this idea.

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I'm glad you approve of my unhingedness! I definitely have some experimenting to do in terms of getting the best results with dithering, I'll add imagemagick to the mental list of things to try out. Thanks for the advice!