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In part 1 of the spec.html page the format of the first header is outlined. The header format specifies that there exists an nb_frames field that is 1 for still images or >2 for animated images. However the reference implementation produces FLIFs without that field present and assumes they don't exist on still images during decoding. I was able to discover this by performing a hexdump on a FLIF file output by the refernce flif converter. The documentation on the website should make it clear if this is the intended behavior or not.
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In part 1 of the spec.html page the format of the first header is outlined. The header format specifies that there exists an nb_frames field that is 1 for still images or >2 for animated images. However the reference implementation produces FLIFs without that field present and assumes they don't exist on still images during decoding. I was able to discover this by performing a hexdump on a FLIF file output by the refernce flif converter. The documentation on the website should make it clear if this is the intended behavior or not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: