Closed QuinnDamerell closed 10 months ago
Actually, I was incorrect; the issue seems to be fixed with this fix.
https://github.com/SixLabors/ImageSharp/commit/492507fa2d4bcbd77ca638724db1307da99b5bd5
That change was made on Jun 23 of this year, and the latest release is from Aug 29th, do you have any idea when that change will make it to the release branch?
It's going to be part of the v3.1 release which I've targeted to release at the end of the month. You can use our nightly releases in the interim (see readme) if you need it sooner.
Prerequisites
DEBUG
andRELEASE
modeImageSharp version
v3.0.2
Other ImageSharp packages and versions
None
Environment (Operating system, version and so on)
Linux
.NET Framework version
dotnet core 7.0
Description
I run a service that processes webcam images from many users. These webcam images come from a variety of webcam servers, some mjpg-streamer, webcam streamer, IP cameras, and more. I have recently encountered an issue where one of the webcam servers seems to be using a weird jpeg image format, where the
FF DB
(DQT) comes before theFF E0
(APP0). Here's a hex dump of the headers from an image:The ImageSharp lib seems always to need the
`FF E0
to follow theFF D8
. The fix would be to allow these header-type byte formats to be consumed in different orders.Steps to Reproduce
Produce a JPEG image with at DQT header and move the DQT header before the APP0 header.
Images
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