Yup. That is jpeg.
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Hi
Just checked. The first part of the file is
'yOya'#0#$10'JFIF'#0#1#0#1#0'Z'#0'Z'#0#0'y?'#0#$1F'LEAD Technologies
Inc. V1.01'#0'yU'#0'?u'...
This seems to indicate its an extension of .jpg based on a web search
for jfif.
I tried opening it (in GIMP) but it also fails.
Might have to go
Will do :)
On 21/04/2011 11:07, Phil Scadden wrote:
>> I have tried changing the file extension but it does not open. I have
>> also tried no base 64 decode but that also fails to produce a valid
>> file. Can anyone see anything obviously wrong before I go back to the
>> source for further info
>
> I have tried changing the file extension but it does not open. I have
> also tried no base 64 decode but that also fails to produce a valid
> file. Can anyone see anything obviously wrong before I go back to the
> source for further information (they are in the UK so its a day turn
> around
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Subject: [DUG] XML data to image problem
Hi
I am getting image data from an XML file. The author has not provided
information as to encoding or file type but I am assuming base64 and
Jpg. I have the following code which does produce a file but it appears
corrupt.
Hi
I am getting image data from an XML file. The author has not provided
information as to encoding or file type but I am assuming base64 and
Jpg. I have the following code which does produce a file but it appears
corrupt.
if (aNode <> nil)
and (ANod
