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TiTS_0.5.18.swf

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[X1RX3HR]	http://swfchan.org/6680/
ARCHIVED	Discovered: 16/2 -2015 16:14:26 Ended: 16/2 -2015 16:31:32	Flashes: 1 Posts: 1

/ > /fap/ > Thread 6680 Age: 0d Health: 31% Posters: 1 Posts: 1 Replies: 0 Files: 1+2
>> Anon 17964 test [IMG] TiTS_0.5.18.swf (5.59 MiB) 1200x800, Compressed. 1 frame, 24 fps (00:00). Ver20, AS3. Network access: Text: Bitmaps: Yes. Audio: Video: [find in archive]

[UBD2AWO]	F MULTI http://swfchan.org/6671/
ARCHIVED	Discovered: 15/2 -2015 11:08:36 Ended: 22/2 -2015 12:24:24	Flashes: 3 Posts: 8

/ > /fap/ > Thread 6671 Age: 7.03d Health: 73% Posters: 3 Posts: 8 Replies: 3 Files: 0
>> Anon 17932 [G] Trials in Tainted Space 0.5.18 Trials in Tainted Space 0.5.18 [IMG] [IMG] (5.59 MiB) 1200x800, Compressed. 1 frame, 24 fps (00:00). Ver20, AS3. Network access: Text: Bitmaps: Yes. Audio: Video: [find in archive]
>> Anon 17933 The swfchan server screwed the flash header after it was uploaded. The header was modified so the display rect changed from 1200x800 to 300x50. Why is the server modifying the code of the files that are uploaded to it?
>> !///SWFAnts #ADMIN# 17935 >># Woot, I can't remember writing anything that should do that. Sounds serious. Can you upload the flash somewhere else so I can experiment on it?
>> !///SWFAnts #ADMIN# 17936 You can RAR the swf file and upload it to this random thread on /res/: http://swfchan.org/6287/
>> Anon 17940 There is a working version of 0.5.18 here http://8archive.moe/foolfuuka/boards/f/t humb/1422/53/1422537741419.swf and the newer 0.5.19 here http://8archive.moe/foolfuuka/boards/f/i mage/1423/41/1423415347533.swf
>> Anon 17941 that 'thumb' should be 'image'... http://8archive.moe/foolfuuka/boards/f/i mage/1422/53/1422537741419.swf
>> !///SWFAnts #ADMIN# 17946 Thanks! Hopefully I can look at this tomorrow.
>> !///SWFAnts #ADMIN# 17968 Problem resolved The system thought your flash had one byte extra in it and tried to cut that off. Except that the result still had the same number of bytes and somehow messed up the dimensions... so yeah, there's a bug somewhere. Instead of spending probably a couple of days to hunt down the thing that's wrong in aging code I just disabled this little "safety feature". It was rarely every needed anyway. Long story short: Now the uploaded flash file is guaranteed to be the one that actually shows up in the thread!