JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler Issue Tracker

Hello Mr Nanko, thank you for developing the webp4j, I haven't checked it since the time we included it, I am glad that you made a progress with the platform support. I will include the version 1.3.1 soon in FFDec (first in nightly). FFDec minimum Java is version 8, so it is good you compile it that way now. (I compiled the previous version for Java 8 myself in the past) GIF-to-WebP will be useful surely too, although I would rather prefer some kind of "List of BufferedImage to animated WebP" for FFDec so the animation I generate won't lose quality - GIF has 256 colors of palette as far as I remember. But nevermind, it's not so important for me. I included your WebP support because an user asked for it in #2504, I don't have any statistics how often it is really used. (I guess it's not so often, but it's good that the support is there) Best regards Jindra Petřík aka JPEXS

Hello JPEXS, Thank you for taking the time to reply despite your busy schedule. I’ve now completed the gif-to-webp functionality and am currently running the final round of pre-release tests. Regarding your request to convert a series of `BufferedImage` frames into an animated WebP format, this is an excellent suggestion. After reviewing the codebase, I found that the underlying native method `encodeAnimatedWebP` required to implement this functionality already exists. This method was originally introduced for the GIF to WebP conversion process: when the native giflib is unavailable, it falls back to using Java ImageIO to decode the GIF, and then passes the frames to the native libwebp encoder to generate the WebP file. I will encapsulate this functionality within a dedicated API layer for easy access. Implementing and testing this feature may take some time, but I will complete it and release a new version as soon as possible. You are welcome to try it out when it's available. Additionally, if you encounter any problems while using the current version, please feel free to submit a bug report. Best regards Nanko

Hello again, I added webp4j 1.3.1 to FFDec nightly 3369 now. I also created an issue for the List<BufferedImage> to animated WebP in your tracker at https://github.com/MrNanko/webp4j/issues/3 Plus one new issue for "available" method. https://github.com/MrNanko/webp4j/issues/2 I guess it would be better if we had my requests for webp4j in your issue tracker so you can better track their progress, rather than placing them here at single heap. If I find any problems in the webp (when my users report it for example), I will also submit bugreport to your tracker. Thanks again for your support. Best regards Jindra

Hi Jindra, That’s great to hear. Thanks for integrating webp4j 1.3.1 into FFDec nightly 3369. If you notice anything off during testing, or from user reports, please let me know via the issue tracker. Thanks for opening those issues as well. I’ve noted both requests: #3 for converting List<BufferedImage> into an animated WebP, and #2 for the available method. I’ll follow up in the tracker so we can keep the discussion and progress updates in one place. I completely agree that tracking requests and bug reports in the issue tracker is the best approach. Thank you for keeping everything there. You’re very welcome. I appreciate your support and feedback. Best regards, Nanko

Hi Jindra, I’m very sorry for the oversight on my side. When building the shared libraries with GitHub Actions, I misconfigured the runner for macOS x86: mac-13 has been deprecated, and I mistakenly set the job to mac-15 (which is actually arm64). As a result, the dylib intended for mac x86 — libwebp4j-mac-x64.dylib — was not compiled or produced. I’ve fixed the configuration and released v1.3.2. Could you please upgrade to this version at your earliest convenience to ensure mac x86 builds and usage are not affected? Again, I sincerely apologize for the trouble this caused, and I appreciate your understanding. Best regards, Nanko

Hi Nanko, Thank you for the info. I upgraded to v1.4.0 in my nightly 3375. Best regards Jindra