Now they will play, but they do not look correct. They look like they have had their resolution completely destroyed.

These URL's are sample URL's that we generate on the fly for our products to create a useful UI. If you play them in quicktime (through the play URL option) they will play properly.

http://www.silverstreamnetwork.com/media_test/b1205460309.jpg

http://www.silverstreamnetwork.com/media_test/one1205451892.smil

I have tried setting the mime type to from the LSL application/smil, but this did not work either.

I know for sure that the smil has the mime type set properly within the file.

• • • • • • Update ******
            This appears to be a boundary case issue for media that is 128,256,512, or1024 pixels wide exactly. A file streamed in at 512x512 will appear distorted but a file at 511x511 or 513x513 will appear correct. I have added two new URL's to test with
            http://www.silverstreamnetwork.com/media_test/test3.smil which is a smil file that is 512x512
            and
            http://www.silverstreamnetwork.com/media_test/test4.smil which is a smil file that is 513x513

I have also updated the test script to contain these URL's I have also tested with images and the issue is the same.
Possibly a < vs <= in a check somewhere, but I do not know where this would be in the codebase.