n00b question: #Sprite Object not initialized
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did you change the loop the way I told you?it did not display
I don't think so. I rather think there is some inconsistency in the encoding, perhaps different versions...So is the jpg decoder bugged in linux?
anyhow, you could post that in the Linux Subforum to ask, if it maybe a bug or not.
since I don't have Linux, I can't test it myself.
oh... and have a nice day.
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I think IrfanView is avaliable for Linux.
open that picture with IrfanView, and safe it again as JPG,
with another name, don't keep the EXIF, disable progressive and subsampling.

this should make sure it's saved in a way the decoder in PB can deal with.
if Irfan can't open this pic, it's really damaged.
open that picture with IrfanView, and safe it again as JPG,
with another name, don't keep the EXIF, disable progressive and subsampling.

this should make sure it's saved in a way the decoder in PB can deal with.
if Irfan can't open this pic, it's really damaged.
oh... and have a nice day.
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There is no native linux client for irfanview and it does not natively run in wine either. You have to get a bunch of dll files from microsoft. I tried to accomplish the same feat using GIMP and I still have the same problem the decoder is unable to load the sprite successfully

Also note that I have tried with several images which any image manipulation program is able to open and edit. The same image works under the decoder in windows with 0 alteration to the image. Which is why I believe this to be a linux specific bug

Also note that I have tried with several images which any image manipulation program is able to open and edit. The same image works under the decoder in windows with 0 alteration to the image. Which is why I believe this to be a linux specific bug
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