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[_] Anon 3457279

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[_] Anon 3439685 I have a clock too

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[_] Anon 3439532
>> [_] Clock Collector 3439536 Thanks for the clock

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[_] Anon 3435305 I stopped browsing this board regularly but you guys were great. What's going to happen when flash isn't supported anymore? Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3435314 >># >What's going to happen when flash isn't supported anymore? It’s just not getting anymore updates. This board will probably remain until Flash leaves blatant vulnerabilities, I imagine.
>> [_] Anon 3435343 yeah it will surely still exist until its getting hacked easily
>> [_] Anon 3435355 >># if Adobe doesn't release special fixes for super critical stuff after 2020 even if they know flash is still in use they are a even worse company than i thought. microsoft still releases special fixes for super critical stuff in windows xp after its end of life, because they know it is still in use and they aren't a trash company.
>> [_] Anon 3435357 >># You can still download media players that can play swf files, just you have to donload .swf files manually. It's just the flash plugin that will go away. You can still create .swf files aswell.
>> [_] Anon 3435358 >># nope. those still use flash. You'll have to use swf to exe converters.
>> [_] Anon 3435360 Thanks, saved the flash.
>> [_] Anon 3435363 I downloaded the flash plugin to revisit this board and Firefox keeps shitting itself. The screen flickers and the flash files constantly freeze. It's quite annoying. Does this happen on all modern browsers or is it just Firefox being awful?
>> [_] Anon 3435364 >># You can just download an swf file player and play them manually.
>> [_] Anon 3435378 >># actually >># is wrong in saying that the flash plugin is going away. only support for the API allowing access to the flash plugin are going away from mainstream browsers. you can still put the plugin onto your computers and have programs use it to display swf files. the Netscape Plugin Application Programming Interface (NPAPI) is used to display flash in firefox today. it's the last plugin allowed to use NPAPI in firefox. it is scheduled to be dropped at the very end of 2020. google made their own interface called Pepper Plugin API (PPAPI), it was based on NPAPI. it is being dropped June 2021. however i think Chrome has its own built-in flash component, which they will drop at the end of 2020. there are other "pepper flash" browsers like Opera. there's also an ActiveX version of the flash plugin, which is used by Internet Explorer and other programs like for example Media Player Classic. i think Adobe's flash player exe has the "flash plugin" baked into itself so no need to install the ActiveX plugin to play it with that standalone player. since microsoft edge is based on chromium these days i assume they are also a "pepper flash" browser (PPAPI). although PPAPI seems to last until mid 2021 they will remove flash support in January, they will even make old versions of the browser block flash with an "out of date" reason.
>> [_] Anon 3435379 >># firefox has arbitrarily limited flash playback more and more over the last few years. i also have the same problems. they are hard at work to change people's opinions about flash, to make it seem like it is working like crap while in reality all problems are just due to firefox choking the swf plugin. "for your protection", of course. the demise of flash really bums me out. adobe basically had the whole world using their technology and they failed to do anything with it. at the very least they could have released Flash Pro for free for non-commercial purposes and made swf take advantage of graphics cards. having to pirate Flash Pro limited the number of people fucking around with it at a young age and not being able to render with the graphics card made it stagnate and even start to lag as people used larger resolution monitors (people would quadruple the pixels but not quadruple the CPU power)
>> [_] Anon 3435388 >># no joke, I've always used internet explorer for swf files and it's been fine
>> [_] Anon 3435390 Nothing. Unless people find ways to exploit flash to install ransomware/miners/other shit on people's machines or brick them then the community is just going to make custom plugins/extensions to have it play on browsers still, like every other time browsers or companies did stupid shit and users had to fix it. Even if that did happen and it was too risky to play on browser people would just download flashes and play them manually while the community tries to keep only clean files in places like swfchan, much like with torrents. There will be no great flash death, if it ever dies it'll be because of the community leaving it behind to a slow death.
>> [_] Anon 3435402 >># the 'community' can't make custom plugins/extensions to play swf files for the mainstream browsers and if you change to a non-mainstream browser you might as well just use adobe's old flash plugin even if it was possible to make a swf player with WebExtension (it's not) i doubt there's a 'community' large enough to be willing to put in the thousands of manhours required to get it to work even half as well as adobe's flash plugin. forget simply making sure you display tweens and layers correctly, remember you need to support ActionScript 1, 2 and 3 as well.
>> [_] Anon 3435415 I guess we'll just keep hanging around until we can't, right?
>> [_] Anon 3435437 >># and to infinity beyond
>> [_] Anon 3435439 >># >># I think adobe has put a kill switch into the flash plugin as well you would have to download an old version which does not have the kill switch. Calls to arms to all those thinking of suiciding, we only need one of you. Make use of your worthless self, kidnap the family of the adobe CEO, threaten to mail them back in pieces unless flash source code is released.
>> [_] Anon 3435442 >># Based. Same here bro.
>> [_] Anon 3435443 >># Firefox is a bad browser
>> [_] Anon 3435452 >># Edgy.
>> [_] Anon 3435463 >># yet it's the best available. what a world we live in. >># there's no kill switch, don't be silly. there are things that still rely on flash even after the browsers drop it. as far as adobe knows flash could be used as an interface to communicate with a machine in an African hospital, having unannounced kill switches in the plugin itself would bring all sorts of risks for lawsuits.
>> [_] Anon 3435464 >># if used wrong it is
>> [_] Anon 3435467 >># old firefox sure was use palemoon or basilisk, if you want that same glory only with modern updates comes with indefinite flash plugin support right out of the box
>> [_] Anon 3435469 >># >modern updates no thanks
>> [_] Anon 3435477 >># shut up

File: Inspirational Clock v0.8.swf-(8.42 MB, 400x700, Loop)
[_] It'll get better soon :P ThrowsSnakes 3251998
>> [_] Anon 3252018 the metal theme is legit as fuck
>> [_] ThrowsSnakes 3252024 >># ah yeah!
>> [_] Anon 3252045 >># >no house music Well fuck you too

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[_] Anon 3221618 Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Throwssnakes 3221694 Love this flash, posted it like 2 days ago xD

File: Inspirational Clock v0.8.swf-(8.42 MB, 400x700, Other)
[_] Anon 3212714
>> [_] Faggot (¬‿¬) 3212720 >># Thank you
>> [_] Anon 3212726 True metal mode activated!
>> [_] Anon 3212740 >># >no one is truly alone STOP

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[_] Trombone !!g/VYZ1Fa7C+ 3173522 Taken from: SadGuy !!B4ObmQpPVyW Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Trombone !!g/VYZ1Fa7C+ 3173523 >># Patch notes V0.8: > the flash is now 2x times bigger (this is because of the new datagrid)
>> Did not scale up spin2win, so it's much less intrusive now > Cleaned up spaghetti > Now you can add personalized tracks (press t) features:
>> play/pause
>> Stop
>> Randomize (queue is the play order)(will randomize when it hits the bottom of playlist before starting again)
>> Delete (press X in the grid)
>> Move order (press "^" or "v")
>> all you need to do is input the path to the mp3 file (it must be mp3)(reccomended to paste this, because of keybinds), then press add button or hit enter. It will then remove the name of the mp3-file from the textbox. >
>> PROTIP: rename your mp3's to 0,1,2,3,4,5,... so it's easy to add them (just make sure they have a name within the id3 tag), then enter their property and select security tab. first line should read the path to the file.
>> some track information can be viewed outside of the flash (open in new window) this can be turned on with a press of the "d" button
>> press h to hide the datagrid
>> datagrid can be sorted by pressing the corresponding header
>> because of the size of this update, i'm not really sure what more I added, tell me if i missed something.
>> Also, i'm unable to find any major glitches/bugs, please tell me if you found one, and how to replicate it. much appreciated. Current keybinds are: ENTER: shortcut for the "add" button, for faster insertion of songs H: Hide/show datagrid w/ all inputs (buttons will remain) T: Hide/show datagrid w/ all buttons and inputs C: Color change for V: Color change for B: Color change for F: Show fps D: Show track information (this lies outside of the flash, open in fullscreen to view) S: Change animation steps Don't forget that there is information hidden in the context menu! (right click)
>> [_] Anon 3173524 YOU CAN'T CAPS IS LOCKED
>> [_] Anon 3173574 gonna need sauce on that song OP
>> [_] Anon 3173575 >># right click you cunt
>> [_] Anon 3173577 >># oh, right. thx anyway dipstick
>> [_] Anon 3173594 >># you from higurashi no naku koro ni
>> [_] Anon 3173602 0/10 clocks only go up to 12
>> [_] Anon 3173612 >># False, mine says 13 o'clock right now.
>> [_] Anon 3173709 Factual Seagull is better.

File: Inspirational Clock v0.8.swf-(8.42 MB, 400x700, Loop)
[_] V0.8 Is now live SadGuy !!B4ObmQpPVyW 3145582 Hello again, I've been quite busy with this new update featuring your own tracks. I reccomend that you dedicate one folder to this and name the mp3's numbered from 1 and up. this makes everything easier for you guys Patch notes are too long for initial comment, will post after this.
>> [_] SadGuy !!B4ObmQpPVyW 3145583 >># Patch notes V0.8: > the flash is now 2x times bigger (this is because of the new datagrid)
>> Did not scale up spin2win, so it's much less intrusive now > Cleaned up spaghetti > Now you can add personalized tracks (press t) features:
>> play/pause
>> Stop
>> Randomize (queue is the play order)(will randomize when it hits the bottom of playlist before starting again)
>> Delete (press X in the grid)
>> Move order (press "^" or "v")
>> all you need to do is input the path to the mp3 file (it must be mp3)(reccomended to paste this, because of keybinds), then press add button or hit enter. It will then remove the name of the mp3-file from the textbox. >
>> PROTIP: rename your mp3's to 0,1,2,3,4,5,... so it's easy to add them (just make sure they have a name within the id3 tag), then enter their property and select security tab. first line should read the path to the file.
>> some track information can be viewed outside of the flash (open in new window) this can be turned on with a press of the "d" button
>> press h to hide the datagrid
>> datagrid can be sorted by pressing the corresponding header
>> because of the size of this update, i'm not really sure what more I added, tell me if i missed something.
>> Also, i'm unable to find any major glitches/bugs, please tell me if you found one, and how to replicate it. much appreciated. Current keybinds are: ENTER: shortcut for the "add" button, for faster insertion of songs H: Hide/show datagrid w/ all inputs (buttons will remain) T: Hide/show datagrid w/ all buttons and inputs C: Color change for V: Color change for B: Color change for F: Show fps D: Show track information (this lies outside of the flash, open in fullscreen to view) S: Change animation steps Don't forget that there is information hidden in the context menu! (right click) I really enjoy feedback on this work, this big update was because of a suggestion from an anon (thanks!)
>> [_] SadGuy !!B4ObmQpPVyW 3145586 >># Seems like we're off to a bad start.. It does work however if you download the flash
>> [_] Anon 3145610 >># Switching the track in the right click menu to the 'house' track makes it so there is only 1 option when you right click to change the track again. >needs more house & needs more metal then only showing >needs more metal following that leads to >needs more calm Which only shows 'needs more metal' instead of both options. The house track also does not seem to play for me. It makes the stopping sound, but does not do anything beyond that. I really like the color slider options you have added. I do not really understand why the middle of the animation bar appears to give it the most fluid movement. Keep up the good work.
>> [_] Anon 3145624 >click on more house >shamefur dispray kek >># >The house track also does not seem to play for me. It makes the stopping sound, but does not do anything beyond that. I believe it's supposed to do that since OP don't have one yet I suppose
>> [_] SadGuy !!B4ObmQpPVyW 3145659 >># >># needs more house is a sham, I did it to mock people who like it, also I made it on purpose not to show up again, think of it as an salvation of some sorts
>> [_] SadGuy !!B4ObmQpPVyW 3145670 >># it's probably because chrome sucks at displaying flashes. showing anything above 60fps is difficult. when you have it in the middle it's about 40 - 60 steps in a second