File: Fry.Dance.40x.swf-(8.99 MB, 720x572, Loop)
[_] Anonymous 04/02/19(Tue)22:54:29 No.3386314
protip: don't open in chrome
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>> [_] Anonymous 04/02/19(Tue)23:05:29 No.3386315
>>3386314
still can't figure out how they get all this music in 9 MB
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/19(Wed)00:48:58 No.3386325
>>3386315
Short samples, mono and pretty decently compressed. And very good picking of the samples for the
looping.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/19(Wed)06:18:31 No.3386343
>>3386315
the loops were re-made to be much shorter than the original music loops in the referenced
flashes, only repeating the part that most people remember. many of them are just a few seconds
long while in the reference flash the audio loop might have been several times longer.
let's compare the gnomeparty.swf music for example, in this fry-dance flash the audio is only
7.50 seconds while in the original gnomeparty.swf it is 33.75 sec.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/19(Wed)10:23:20 No.3386358
>audio is distorted garbage
How to fix? This exact same swf file used to work perfectly. Firefox 66.0.2
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/19(Wed)11:43:16 No.3386363
that shit is freezing every second. whats wrong with it.
>> [_] No. 04/03/19(Wed)22:42:32 No.3386413
How far Flash has fallen. All I hear is ugly error sounds as it tries to resync.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/19(Wed)22:48:09 No.3386414
That was fucking beautiful, OP. I will now be visiting this board more often.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/19(Wed)23:45:22 No.3386416
>>3386363
>>3386413
>Expecting anything good from AMM
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/19(Thu)00:46:18 No.3386423
>>3386413
works perfectly, Chrome 73.0.3683.86 x64
>on something NOT a toaster.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/19(Thu)02:11:15 No.3386428
protip: don't use chrome
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/19(Thu)12:54:29 No.3386466
looks like /f/ is finally fixed
>>3386358
>>3386413
DO. NOT. BLAME. FLASH.
it is the browsers that keeps gimping flash over and over again, throttling the CPU power allowed
for the flash plugin to display the swf.
friendly reminder that big corporations have decided for us that we do not want flash.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/19(Thu)13:42:55 No.3386469
>>3386466
Did I ever blame the flash? No, I know it's down to browser. But how do I fix this shit?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/19(Thu)13:57:59 No.3386471
>>3386469
write to adobe, mozilla, microsoft and google. when flash support disappears refuse to "upgrade".
bitch about it as often as you can so people realize flash is actually still desired.
