File: Azumanga Web Daioh.swf-(9.66 MB, 246x186, Anime)
[_] AzuMonday Anon 3462631

File: Azumanga Web Daioh.swf-(9.66 MB, 246x186, Anime)
[_] Anon 3457403 Anyone know how to get Chrome to just play the flash instead of saying "Flash was blocked because it was out of date"? Really annoying to have to click allow every time. Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anon 3457405 >># golden opportunity to move away from the spyware browser. i mean you didn't care about google spying on you but now they also fuck around with flash, which you do care about, so might as well change to something better and get privacy as as bonus.
>> [_] Anon 3457408 >># I did get Waterfox the other day, but it annoyed me how when I click on the name of a flash it wouldn't download it, another tab would open and play the swf. I thought I would just use inspect element but since the whole tab is the swf I couldn't right click anywhere to get that option. I'm sure there's a way to do this but I'm probably too retarded to figure it out. As soon as I do I'm switching full time.
>> [_] Anon 3457412 >># This, fuck Google. >># Just downloaded Pale Moon and it all works well, except that it has the same perk that you described.
>> [_] Anon 3457413 >># You don't know you can right-click the name of a flash and select "Save Link As..." to download it? Also if you have a swf in the whole tab you can click the address bar (to make sure the browser has focus) and press Ctrl+S to download the flash.
>> [_] Anon 3457417 >># Thanking you from Waterfox. Cannot believe I ever wasted time using other boards when /f/ is both the most entertaining board and the most helpful with idiot moments like this.
>> [_] Anon 3457418 >># Sweet!
>> [_] Anon 3457419 >># I feel you anon, i can't believe that for such a long time i didn't use /f/ because i was afraid of the security warning at the time. This is such a tight-knit small board that it became the comfiest.
>> [_] Anon 3457424 >># I started on /v/ back in [spoiler]2017[/spoiler] and then switched to /mu/ cause I was less interested in vidya. Came back to /v/ cause /mu/ fucking sucks and came here near the end of December. This is the most fun I've had on this site since April Fool's 2018. Long live /f/.
>> [_] Anon 3457430 >># I started on /pol/ back in 2017 too (i knew about 4chan since early 2010's at least, from a magazine i read talking about /b/ and how it was a super secret club, kek but didn't come here till much later) then i gradually discovered a lot of other boards, each one offering something unique. >/mu/ fucking sucks Every board has great music except /mu/, oh the irony. >April Fool's Now that you brought it up, what do you think is it going to be this year?
>> [_] Anon 3457438 >># to check if a board allows spoiler see if you can spoiler images, if you can't, blacktext won't work either
>> [_] Anon 3457440 >># The sad thing is that after 2 years of active /mu/ use, I can only say I’ve found 2 artists I really like on there (that being Kate Bush and Japan). As for April Fool’s, I don’t really know. The virus was predictable but really fun in the beginning since we didn’t know what the prank was until some rando showed up as infected at 1 in the morning. As long as it’s not total dogshit like 2019’s was it’ll be fine. Team Mini forever. >># Thanks, I was wondering why that didn’t work
>> [_] Anon 3457445 >># In a perfect world /mu/ would be like /f/ with mp3s
>> [_] Anon 3457447 >># >># hopefully it's not election related, people need to put that behind them. the chinese corona coof was pretty good last year, wouldn't mind seeing it again. maybe building on top of it somehow, being able to post with a face mask on and reporting people not doing it and putting them in quarantine threads. best would probably not to stir the pot on that front either though, people are tired enough as it is with the authoritarians and the ignoring of the constitution. i guess 4chan could keep it simple, start a new fake board with a ridiculous topic like "sewing/knitting". with all the new boards added last year i'm sure some people will fall for it.
>> [_] Anon 3457452 >># >Team Mini forever Team Creme here, i know we were unsportsmanlike but claiming small boards and shitting the whole site was awesome.
>> [_] Anon 3457453 >># >hopefully it's not election related This, it was fun back in 2016-2017 but now it became a burden.
>> [_] Anon 3457458 >># press ctrl+i to bring upa pop up with what's on the site, go to the "media" tab in it and find the swf file. Booom
>> [_] ta-kun 3457462 >># THIS IS INSANE! This is phenomenally animated and fun to look at, this is from 2000s, so it predates the show, and somehow an ONA, meaning it has to be one of the oldest ONAs around. The CG is charming and well implemented. This feels like a real time capsule that I dug up.
>> [_] Anon 3457463 >># The animation really is incredible, for a moment i thought this was a lost Azumanga episode or something.
>> [_] ta-kun 3457468 >># I love these kinds of ONAs. Having something that condensed allows to put more love than you could in a show into a very small amount of time. Blush osaka really has a lot more life than usual. Another example of an ONA like this is the First VEG commercial. The studio spent a month and a half on drawing an insane 45 second sequence. The JAX onas are also an incredible example, and one of my favorite anime of all time.
>> [_] Anon 3457469 >Besides the anime television series, there have been two other animated adaptations: The Very Short Azumanga Daioh Movie, a six-minute trailer released to movie theaters to publicize the upcoming television series, and Azumanga Web Daioh, a shorter original net animation made available for paid streaming on chara-ani.com beginning from December 28, 2000, then offered as a paid download for a limited time. Azumanga Web Daioh was originally intended to gauge whether there was enough interest to create a web-released anime adaptation; because of overwhelming demand, the original plan for web-release was changed to a television release. It featured different voice actors, music, and staff from the series. never knew it was going to be a web-only anime first... the eyes look kinda weird with those eyelashes. here's that "6 minute movie", i dont think i had seen it before: https://youtu.be/bYdgTU3AHf8
>> [_] Anon 3457474 I like how they sneaked Kaorin in at the beginning.
>> [_] ta-kun 3457483 >># THIS IS AMAZING! You can see the colors a lot better on this than the recordings. nichjou has the same problem, early broadcasting muted the colors by a whole lot., not quite sure why.
>> [_] ta-kun 3457484 Now that I think about it, more shows today aim for 1 cour max. This is a welcome change in my eyes. As much as I love limited animation and long epic shows, more condensed shows with more tight story and animation are really great.
>> [_] Anon 3457505 I just downloaded and installed the Ruffle extension for firefox (had to disable xpinstall.signatures.required in the config to make it work) and now .swf's properly plays again when I open them in a new tab. It also comes for chrome etc and also works as an offline player, though I prefer the flash projector for that. You're welcome (Y)
>> [_] Anon 3457517 >># just remember that ruffle won't display many flashes correctly and many more won't load at all
>> [_] Anon 3457520 >># yeah, the thing is saddly still in dev.
>> [_] Anon 3457533 I think people need to learn the following to understand the situation: There are 2 things that need to be there for flash in browser to work: A) you need the flash player plugin it was bricked to death, but there ARE actually quite a few different ways to get it back to work normally (more or less) with the least intrusive probably being a necessary whitelist in a config file B) the other is your browser itself, it NEEDS to have plugin support, so all browser that don't - well, you're shit out of luck there all big 3 like chrome and firefox have already or at least will drop it, so there's no going around the fact that you WILL have to use a better browser in some form luckily there is nothing hindering you from having 2 browsers installed, one for flash and one for everything else if you for some reason don't want that, there are also standalone versions available which are only a file that you need to open, so it won't even fuck with your settings or whatever alternatively you can just forget about flash in browser and use a program of your choice to open downloaded swf files, like projector no need to do anything there >># well, corporations creating paranoia is one hell of a deterrent >># maybe, if they were created as a story of that one cour what really rustled my jimminies though is that these 1 cour series tend to be adaptations and an extraction of a short (mostly first) arc from a HUGE ongoing manga series it's like at the end it just stops randomly and you know there will be so much more to come in the manga and you're fucked if you just want to watch a consistent anime series like tengen toppa guren lagann which actually comes to a satisfying conclusion >># LOL REALLY, THANKS, I BET YOU'RE THE FIRST PERSON ON EARTH TO NOTIFY US, THE FLASH COMMUNITY, OF THIS MARVELOUS REVELATION but no really, yeah it probably plays small loops or videos properly, but nothing else yet atm will need many more years in the oven to be an alternative
>> [_] Anon 3457540 >># CREME REIGNS SUPREME
>> [_] ta-kun 3457543 >># I do like full adaptations, but I am also fine with partial adaptations. I think if they find a good note to stop and encapsulate a charming part of the series it could be really effective, and if they stopped on a crucial note, where you would need to read to keep going, then it would be fine too since you can read the rest in the manga with the added life that the animation gave it. It is a shame however for us in the west. Even non legally, even non translated, some of these works can be tricky to find. I do really love works like BNA, 12 episodes, a wonderful adventure, fully done.
>> [_] Anon 3457544 >># is this the original video or was it encoded from another format? (if so where can i find the original)
>> [_] ta-kun 3457545 >># Considering the subs, the swf, and the 140p this is probably not the native video. I was wondering at the start too. I want to know where they put the original
>> [_] Anon 3457546 >># I'm the guy who made this. Here's the original file I used https://mega.nz/file/R8dVxIjR#xpCO1w9kNO _mjnhcIlPpP5Nnd7SVlVGKUhK37JxIHn8 As far I know two encodes exist on the web today: that one, and one which doesn't have subs but the quality isn't as sharp https://mega.nz/file/M1cDRCbB#d0XMJ4lm83 mvLKqizOX5FNy8VFQVax4OQhdZpQAwji4 The short was offered to users in 3 formats: light, standard, and super. Unfortunately I don't think anyone has a copy of the original "Super" encode anymore, but you can read the details here https://web.archive.org/web/200510210019 16/http://www.kototone.jp/com/ibookg470.h tml Even in Japan this short seems to have forgotten. Almost everything I can find about it comes from old Japanese blogs.
>> [_] ta-kun 3457551 >># I really hope official archiving becomes more and more common. People don't realize just how many great things are becoming lost media. sure we can watch it, but the fact the high quality copy is completely lost is a complete shame.
>> [_] Anon 3457553 >># Yeah it's a shame. But this was a weird case where the short was available only as a paid streaming option at first. The Chara-ani website broke constantly though because of the heavy traffic, so downloadable mov files were only offered through email after weeks of complaints. So it wasn't easily available to begin with but that of course makes archival more important. Thank God for the Internet Archive, it's invaluable.

File: Azumanga Web Daioh.swf-(9.66 MB, 246x186, Anime)
[_] AZU WEDNESDAIOH Anon 3452035
>> [_] Anon 3452051 >># Wow, I've never seen this before, thanks!
>> [_] Anon 3452066 >># This came out 20 years ago, almost to the date. It was available online for only a few months and never released on DVD. It was a sort of pilot to test the waters of how popular an Azumanga Daioh web series might be. It was such a success that the website hosting it crashed constantly and they decided instead to make the television anime we all know and love. Only like two encodes exist now and neither is very good. It'd be cool to get my hands on the original file they distributed but I don't think anyone has it anymore: https://web.archive.org/web/200510210019 16/http://www.kototone.jp/com/ibookg470.h tml

File: Azumanga Web Daioh.swf-(9.66 MB, 246x186, Anime)
[_] This was 20 years ago Anon 3448887 Where does the time go?
>> [_] Anon 3448942 didn't know they made small episodes for the web, did they make several of these?