snarles888
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4 weeks ago I was able to throw an error in ffmpeg.php for a webm after interrogating its thumbnail, but it still allowed an mp4 to go through despite the thumbnail successfully being interrogated and needing to do the same thing.
$score = score_file($thumbnail); if (!$score) { error($config['error']['spam']); }
update: it was a specific mp4 that was getting through, looking into it now update: fixed, don't worry about it
Where are the thumbnails generated for video uploads in post.php? I can access them for normal images but videos seem to have a different method since they aren't being picked up by the process I put the former through.