Pascal or Delphi animated images like Gifs - android

I am trying to make a gif animmation in Delphi XE5, but the
Components library for Android does not contain a Component "TGif image ".
How can put a Animated Images or Gif image in a Form and play it like:
Thank you.

TImage and TImageControl load GIFs. Neither Android or iOS have native controls for animated GIFs. Animate the images normally (TBitmapListAnimation).
In addition, there is a code sample on using the web browser component for Android.
Alternatively, seek out some third party controls. That's the cool thing about Delphi (and FireMonkey). You can buy functionality.

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