File: gretina.swf-(1.22 MB, 256x192, Loop)
[_] QUESTION INSIDE Anonymous 03/01/17(Wed)00:41:02 No.3220029
For some reason like a third of the flashes I watch on here look all data moshed during some
parts, I can't find the answer on google so I was wondering if anyone knew how to fix this?
>> [_] Anonymous 03/01/17(Wed)00:56:44 No.3220039
Which ones? If you're talking about stroke.swf it's supposed to be link that.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/01/17(Wed)01:03:48 No.3220043
>>3220039
Like for instance the anime.swf one up right now is all fucked up.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/01/17(Wed)01:11:02 No.3220047
>>3220043
Have you tried uninstalling and then reinstalling flash player?
>> [_] Anonymous 03/01/17(Wed)01:12:29 No.3220048
>>3220047
This is a problem i've had for years, through several updates of flash player. Only ever seems to
happen with flashes I find from here.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/01/17(Wed)01:20:18 No.3220051
>>3220048
Update your drivers? Maybe one of the ones that handels file download was installed wrong. My
computer game with a mic driver that crashed the windows sound player service whenever I tried to
use it until I reinstalled the driver.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/01/17(Wed)03:29:06 No.3220112
>>3220029
Let me guess, tehy all have that "ring" preloader, right?
a majority of flashes crunched together with SwfH254 have bitrate issues when played back on many
machines. Nothing to be done about it except discourage use of that cancer tool.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/01/17(Wed)07:05:57 No.3220129
>>3220112
if that's the case then it sounds like a codec problem
uninstall whatever codecs you had and install the latest K-lite codec pack
