fix tiff parsing in CCITTFactory.extractFromTiff method - #508
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It's bit 2: |
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There's a tiff file here: I notice that the error messages in the existing code are switched. |
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GROUP3OPT_BYTEALIGNED (bit 3, value 8) is silently ignored.
The tag-292 block never checks val & 8. But COSName.ENCODED_BYTE_ALIGN ("EncodedByteAlign") is a real, wired-up PDF DecodeParms key — CCITTFaxFilter.java:61 reads it (default false) and passes it straight to CCITTFaxDecoderStream. Since extractFromTiff copies the compressed bytes through unmodified, if the source TIFF was Group-3-encoded with byte-aligned rows, the resulting PDF needs /EncodedByteAlign true in its DecodeParms to decode correctly. Currently that flag is never set, so any such TIFF would produce a PDF image that decodes with progressively misaligned rows (visually corrupted/garbled output).