enable parallellized post-processing #73
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This significantly speeds up post-processing. Some logic is provided to determine which Pi model the script is running on, and number of parallell processes are limited accordingly
Added two line breaks between each code block, reworded comments and changed indentation. Also, since it was a bit annoying to have a long file extension when working with hundreds of GIFs, I removed the ".anim" part. I couldn't find any mention of GIFs having ".anim" file extension in other sources (e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIF), so I think this is more according to spec as well. It might break some users' workflow, though.
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This significantly speeds up post-processing. Some logic is provided to determine which Pi model the script is running on, and number of parallell processes are limited accordingly. Addresses #72