Hello
Yes that is the one thing I like about 7 is the search option. The only
thing I don't like about it is that if you are looking for a file lets say
it's name is sounds but there are 10 other sounds files in your computer it
doesn't show u the path of that file so you don't know where t
It would also mean, that you can create games with very intense audio
soundscapes, and still get very good response times out of the machine for
navigating around and other actions within the game. Where as on 32-bit, you
probably can't do that very easily, not with very intense audio soundscape
Hello
I tought myself how to use JAWS on XP back in 2010, but back in June of
2012 I started taking a computer class that is not only for the blind, but
is tought by the blind. they tought me how to use JAWS on windows 7. Now I
was tought one and learn the other on my own, and I still perfe
How is Windows 8 more accessible than XP? Also, is it more stable? How
well do older games that we have purchased run using Windows *?
One thing I will say is that Windows Narrator has undergone vast
improvements over what was in XP.
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I see the business side of it as well, but am more concerned with the
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Again I aggree with you draconis.
That was why I eventually decided to get a box with no more than 4gb.
I was running with half that.
I can now use and continue to use 32 bit software
even though its not the best to do so.
On the subject of dosbox frank has told me that he does not know much c a
Hi Shaun,
I am afraid I don't follow your logic here. I don't see what waiting
for Jim Kitchen, GMA, Aprone, etc to upgrade to VB .NET or whatever
has to do with you upgrading to say Windows 7. The fact of the matter
is most of their games, the current ones written in VB 6, run fine on
Windows 7 a
Hi Stephen,
That depends on which version of Windows 7 you get. If you get the
standard 32-bit edition all or most of your old 16-bit Dos games
should run.
For example, right now I have Piledriver and Eamon Deluxe both
running on my Compaq laptop running Windows 7 32 bit edition and those
Dos ba
Hi Enes,
That is quite possible. I've not done a lot of performance testing on
that yet, but one thing I can say is because 64-bit processors can
handle long doubles it will be far more accurate and precise about in
game calculations involving angles and distances. Plus if a game
developer throws
Hi Enes,
I don't know. The law I sited earlier, the No Electronic Theft Act,
applies only to the United States and its citizens. I don't know what
is in place for international cyber crimes. I assume they must have
something in place.
Cheers!
On 4/30/13, enes wrote:
> hi thomas,
> doesn't that
Hi Stephen,
In this particular case stupid is more like it. What happened is some
person I shall leave nameless decided to send his name and product key
for Monkey Business directly to the Audyssey list. Before anyone could
blink an eye there were many members of this list downloading Monkey
Busin
It depends, charles.
the big guys well they are the big corps, most of it doesn't go to
the devs the devs are told by the bosses what to do.
There is no point actually looking at it after that point, they don't
care, in which case you do what is expected, its prity clear cut
where you go becaus
I aggree with you there.
And now the mpaa wants to screw over the blind on movies.
Ofcause the big issue I have with some stuff dvds mainly is you have
to basically pirate the dvds to listen to them on a computer and make an mp3.
Eventually I think there should be a way when you buy dvds to get
well if the piracy was international you would have some issue tracking it.
On a serious note though do we really want to be like the big nasty
companies, I mean we can but lets face it all it does is get more
enemies all round the place.
I know there are a few serious pirates that just do it b
if I switch to windows 7, will I still be able to play old dos games
like fallthru effectively?
At 11:02 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
One of the biggest factors to consider is security. XP has been out on the
market for 13 years. That means people have had 13 years to figure out all
its little exploi
unless someone invented a key generator for monkey business, it would
be extremely foolish for someone to distribute the download link
since their name and serial number would show up immediately.
At 12:08 PM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
I would think so. I don't know how much money Draconis lost in
p
Hi Dennis,
I never thought of that, and that makes sense a bit more. Still, it is
disappointing.
Then again, your right. Everything is pirated now , music, books, movies,
whatever it is, everyone sighted or not seems to have their hand in it in some
fashion. It is almost like you would have to c
Hi Dennis,
You said: This is why I won't bother to produce any standalone games
unless I
intend to give them away. Anyone who thinks they can sell standalone
games without strong 'phone home' server authorization and make money
is fooling themselves.
I say: Very interesting comment.
I'd like
I don't know this for sure, but I would think that the crime is committed in
the developer's location, so the penalties according to the law in that
country would be the ones that apply.
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doesn't that amount of jailtime and money change based on which country
the dev is in and the user is in?
On 5/1/2013 4:48 AM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Charles,
Well, if a developer wants to prosecute a software pirate to the full
extent of the law all they have to do is report it to
I, for one, would not feel bad at all toward a game developer who prosecutes
game pirates. Piracy is thievery, and I would not get angry at police
forces who arrest and prosecute burglars. It's the same idea and the same
crime.
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Thanks to all who responded. Interesting to hear the size of this list
and especially interesting to hear that 3600 number for Swamp. It shows
that there are a good number of players out there even if we can't count
on that number to purchase a game.
Much appreciated.
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hi,
so will games which are compiled as 64 bit have a performance difference
when ran on a 64 bit capable pc
On 5/1/2013 4:22 AM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Charles,
Um...You got that backwards. For the record 32-bit games and software
will work fine on a 64-bit version of Windows. However, a 64-bi
Hi Joseph,
Let me start by explaining that it is not a game in the traditional
sense. So if you think you are going to be fighting monsters, or
exploring mazes, whatever erase that thought. It is just a plain
simple application where you walk around listening to sounds.
OK, basically you use the
Hi Joseph,
Its not that complicated. Up arrow to walk forward. Down arrow to walk
backward. Left and right arrow turn left/right. I believe the a key
announces the angle you are facing. That is pretty much it unless Ken
has added some features I don't know about recently.
Cheers!
On 4/30/13, jos
There have been a number of developers who have tracked piracy rates
in various ways, and the numbers I have are more from the mainstream
and sighted indy game scene. It's not that everyone is an elite
hacker, it's more that one or two elite hackers can produce a download
that works for everyone w
helo soundscape explorer experts. when i unzipped the program and tried to run
it jaws says form 1 and i have no idea what do do can nayone help?
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I would think so. I don't know how much money Draconis lost in possible
sales when someone pirated Monkey Business and made it available to others.
I seem to remember that there were a lot of downloads all of a sudden,
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Hi Charles,
Well, if a developer wants to prosecute a software pirate to the full
extent of the law all they have to do is report it to their local
prosecutor and report it as a theft. According to the 1997 No
Electronic Theft Act a convicted software pirate can receive five
years in jail and a $2
Thank you for answering.
I appreciate the sensetivity of the subject, so thanks. I was just shocked to
hear such a high percentage.
al
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Hmmm,
Like a audio anti piracy defense fund?
al
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Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 8:20 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Piracy rate?
Speaking of pirac
Hi Charles,
Um...You got that backwards. For the record 32-bit games and software
will work fine on a 64-bit version of Windows. However, a 64-bit
application will not work on a 32-bit version of Windows. It is
precisely for that reason why I strictly compile all my games as
32-bit in order to mak
Don't want to get into too many details publicly, but, at least for our part,
there are certain things we've been able to track over the course of many, many
years. By collecting as much data as possible, you can make reasonably well
educated guesses on how many users have pirated a particular
One of the biggest factors to consider is security. XP has been out on the
market for 13 years. That means people have had 13 years to figure out all
its little exploits. Windows 7 is more secure. It runs faster. It's more
efficient from an end-user standpoint.
There is a substantial difference bet
The ribbons are perfectly usable. In fact, as a former access tech
instructor, I taught them to every student who came through my class. I
think the biggest problem with them isn't the ribbons themselves, but rather
blind users not understanding how they work.
Each ribbon is divided into sub-groups
Hi Raul,
thanks for answering.
Ok, I thought that the game only counted actual playing time and not pauses,
but this explains it of course. *smiles*
Wow, that would indeed be easy regarding these tool boxes. If it got fixed I
actually am happy about it, this should be insane difficulty after
Hi.
What specific places do you have issues getting to? I generally find
where I want to go on windows 7 just as fast as I did on xp. The thing
is, it took me a lot longer than several hours to learn the best way to
get to things. I wonder if you didn't find certain shortcuts when you
were exp
That sure does make a difference, doesn't it? (grin) Thanks.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 7:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] chal
Speaking of piracy, does anyone know the approximate cost, or what would be
involved in, penalizing these pirates to the full extent of the law, and
what you would get in return for the money, time, and effort spent? You can
answer off list in order to not think the answers would make them feel
wrong way round. 32 bit software does work on 64. its 64 software that
won't work in 32 bit operating systems.
regards:
Dallas
On 01/05/2013, Charles Rivard wrote:
> You do what your customers will be able to use. If the majority of your
> customers might?? be using down the road, you cut the c
And, to drive the point home, make them use their new systems while
blindfolded. Not practical, but fun to think about. (evil grin)
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You do what your customers will be able to use. If the majority of your
customers might?? be using down the road, you cut the current customer base
off until they make the change. If the majority of your customer base is
making the change, or if they have already done so, then you support them
Hi guys,
I am incredibly curious.
JHow does an audio game developer discover how many people have pirated their
game? I mean, 90% is huge. I have trouble starting my computer, but apparently
most of the VI community has developed super villain hacking skills. Is there a
special class?
Ok, I am b
ok since you dabbled with it wqhat have you got it t do and how did you
manage it\
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Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 6:25 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] soundscape explorer quiery
I've dabbled with it here myself a bit
I've dabbled with it here myself a bit though I have been recovering
from a tooth opperation and a bad headcold over the last few days.
At 11:08 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
hello i have downloaded the soundscape explorer game and tried to
runj it after unzipping it. jaws says form1 dialog and i hea
yeah I aggree the ribbons and searchboxes I took a while to get used
to but now I can't do without them in some situations.
At 10:54 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
wow, I just read through all of this.
personally, I agree mostly with Thom and Josh, and while I definitely
understand that there are tho
Yeah sometimes people me included forget that everyone even a lowly
pirate has to be a user first.
At 10:15 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Charles,
When it comes to this issue of developers verses users I think you are
forgetting that audio game developers are users too. Since we intend
to use an
yeah xp rtm is really bad I had that happen to me immediately to.
sp1 and in fact sp2 and up are better but its true.
At 06:22 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
hi,
you forgot about the ability of windows 8 to perform all maintenence
tasks together directed by one process
so unlike win7 windows 8 will d
you're telling me.
Good luck Josh.
lol i kind of sound like a sinic...
On 5/1/13, Draconis wrote:
>
> The piracy number doesn't surprise me. It is a bit higher than what we've
> seen, but not by too much, hence our new registration system going forward.
> It's sad.
>
> On Apr 30, 2013, at 7:02 PM
hello i have downloaded the soundscape explorer game and tried to runj it after
unzipping it. jaws says form1 dialog and i hear sounds. how do you navigate
etc? does it use sapi5 for voices?
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The piracy number doesn't surprise me. It is a bit higher than what we've seen,
but not by too much, hence our new registration system going forward. It's sad.
On Apr 30, 2013, at 7:02 PM, dan cook wrote:
> for some reason, i'm shocked about the piracy number, especially with
> VI folks. And
well while win8 is really bad maybe win9 will be better maybe if win8
has a service pack it may be bettr.
Vista was not really good till a sp was done.
At 05:51 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Charles,
That's true. One that I will strongly consider as a software
developer. However, as I also pointe
I aggree with you john.
to all the rubbishers of 7 the search box is faster than xp start
menu if you know bits of what you want.
I use it all the time.
it makes my job doing support to be a lot better.
At 05:49 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
The search box is really intuitive; but if it doesn't fin
for some reason, i'm shocked about the piracy number, especially with
VI folks. And they wonder why developers don't stick around?
maybe it's an exajuration, but still.
On 4/30/13, Dallas O'Brien wrote:
> In regards to finding out a little more about who games and how many are out
> there. I w
Well I still use eudora 7.1 and will continue to use it even if I
have to turn off uac to do so.
there is no advantage to me to even concider the upgrade of my mail I
have no need of searching or anything like that.
At 05:13 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
As a blind person, I still very much prefer pu
I have to much windows software to ever really switch to a mac
without running windows in a vm but yeah it may be that I will
eventually have to get a mac even if that does mean I just use it for windows.
a
At 04:59 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Fair enough, well that is likely a reason for me to pos
I aggree I think we should have a choice to run whatever interface we
want but use the core engines.
even if it means we don't get extra features.
At 04:49 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Which is also why there needs to be better reasons to stop using xp
than currently, aprticularly given the buggered
wow, I just read through all of this.
personally, I agree mostly with Thom and Josh, and while I definitely
understand that there are those who do not have the money to upgrade
their system regularly, I do think the VI community needs to try and
adapt more as a whole, rather than staying safe by s
as a user I aggree but as a hacker and a tech its not how the system works.
I just went to 7 I really couldn't give a stiff but 7 is better and
less mangled than 8 at least on 32 bit I can use my old software still.
I have had experiences with the os so know what I am in for.
At 04:17 AM 5/1/20
I aggree draconis.
uia is really good, why ms didn't use it earlier is beyond me.
do they know how much strife we users have had to deal with drivers,
morror drivers dcm chains, and drivers overlapping forcing reformats.
At 03:32 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Tom and all,
I agree entirely, which
I agree.
the laptop was for a christmasp reasent for last year I would have
never upgraded otherwise.
a year before that the new reader upgrade I got was another present.
Money is one thing I don't have enough of.
Due to a couple family members kicking the bucket I have a sizable
ammount of cas
well I wish ms would put the old style progress bars back in thats
about the only thing I miss on 8 and in fact ie9 and up.
At 03:04 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Dallas,
Correct. One of the things Windows 8 brings to the table regarding
accessibility is Microsoft Narrator is vastly improved over
I agree dark.
I have a couple of really good toshiba laptops the xp one is a bit
flaky in the hardware which is why I am moving to 7.
However now I have it I have no compunction to use it full time.
In fact I won't be doing that.
My plan is to eventually set the system up as a mirror backup of
I will be happy to ditch xp once all devs stop using vb6.
till that time I couldn't give a stuff!
At 01:42 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi, on top of all this, there is one simple thing to look at. Look
at the main gaming industry. There are a lot of games out there that
do not support anything les
I aggree james.
there is nothing at all wrong with xp bar security but really nothing
wrong at all.
even 7 after you got used to it I don't have classic shell on here
yet, but maybe I will get it maybe not.
even 7 is still ok.
I can not get the idea of 8.
its 7 with a completely fwoofy interfac
I haven't played snes in a long time too, but I used to enjoy it a lot
when I was younger, street fighter and dragon ball Z mostly
On 4/30/13, Chris H wrote:
> Good evening all.
> By the way a very interesting discussion on the post Windows Xp era.
> I thought I would start a new thread letting y
hmmm draconis you got me thinking on that one.
I may have one of those it even has an old analog card.
its my grandpas right now but he hardly uses it.
its a single core though, so won't run everything but if I ever
needed it I could use it for gaming.
As for keeping it off the net that would be
thats true tom which was one reason I was gunning for an upgrade.
At 01:03 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi,
Not only that, but the problem for people wanting to maintain XP after
2014 is hardware support. After next year most hardware manufacturers
will no longer be providing drivers for sound cards
Hi tom.
Don't take this wrongly but I know several devs jim kitchen, aprone,
I think gma maybe a few more that still use 6.
If all devs dropped 6 and went to whatever I would have no issue with
upgrading!
Yes I realise some of them are upgrading but not all.
You guys need to realise that the on
Why on earth would you go after Bill Gates, LOL. He no longer has very much to
do with Microsoft. Most of everything has passed on to other people long ago.
LOL
Perhaps you should track down the people responsible for the changes you don't
like, and chase them down and kidnap them.
Heheheheheheh
I aggree with you dark.
In fact if the right arrow on the keyboard did not break ocationally
and the cpu lock every so often I wouldn't have got insurance by
getting another unit.
Though this unit is better it has its own keyboard and sound issues
and itself it issues, the speakers are a bit s
In regards to finding out a little more about who games and how many are out
there. I would suggest creating a survey page, and transmitting it on Twitter
and other social networks. You would be very surprised how quickly it gets out
there, and how many people will respond. Just a suggestion, bu
Hi Charles,
When it comes to this issue of developers verses users I think you are
forgetting that audio game developers are users too. Since we intend
to use anything we write as well as sell it the technology we have
access to and use on a daily basis will largely influence what we make
availab
Unfortunately, one problem with the touchscreen idea, is that as of yet, it's
not as effective in windows as we would probably like. Certainly not as usable
as an iPhone, or a Mac with a touchpad. However, I'm sure that this will
increase as time goes by. NVDA is getting there, but it still quit
As an interesting note, for those using Windows 8, pressing the Windows key and
x, will bring up the power users menu. This includes the Control Panel, command
prompt, command prompt with administrator privileges, and power options, and
many other various power user selections. It's not an obvio
Well I have both.
so yeah I can do whatever I want.
eventually I will get a vm this new box can run vms via hardware aparently.
At 12:24 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Well were you live you might be able to get another xp box, but here
in the states those are memories. The shops and stores sense win7
well I have run tactical battle so far on 7 32 bit and the game
really copes better with large maps now.
I had some plugin issues with winamp easily updated the effected
modules though.
Trouble is finding which.
I have tried swamp to and after in admin mode running the windows bat
file I neede
I aggree with you on that.
I have xp here which I will continue to use for ever more.
I however have gone anead and got a new laptop one of the last
toshibas with win7 which I am slowly building up in the event I can
no longer use xp.
Its likely I will continue to use xp but eventually not on a
I'm picturing a system that work sort of like the home screens of an iPhone
for the desktop PC. Makes sense, as long as it will work for those who
cannot see, as the iPhone does.
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bfn
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Wondering abo
Kim,
I run Alter Aeon, but it's not an RP centric game, and you'd probably
be better off on a mush or one of the RP required servers.
Personally, I'd recommend the game Threshold for RP - I've known the
developer for a long time, and it's a top notch game for RP. The
address is www.thresholdrpg.c
When it comes to selling actual copies of standalone games, the piracy
rate is typically between 90% and 98% of the total. If your game is
popular and your anti-piracy protection is weak, one player in 50 will
buy your game.
Dennis Towne
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On Tue, Apr 30,
Hi Charles,
Yes there is. The thing to understand about Windows 8 here is
Microsoft is basically combining the desktop and mobile editions of
Windows into a single product. Windows 8 is being deployed on a wide
variety of handheld and touchscreen devices like tablets and smart
phones as well as ne
Hello all
I can't get my head around Mudding at all. Can someone give me some
starters please? I'm using Vip Mud in Demo Mode.
Any responses will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Well, I've spent just a few minutes, but the latest version with all plugins
updated appears to run quite nicely under Mountain Lion so far, as I recalled.
It is V1.1.5 and can be found here:
http://logicalshift.co.uk/rotate/2011/11/05/zoom-1-1-5-has-been-released/
HTH
On Apr 30, 2013, at 4:56
Hi Ian,
Well, the number of members who are subscribed to the Audyssey list
generally is about 300 give or take a few. In the six years or so
since I have been moderating the list sometimes it has been as low as
280 and as high as 320 per month. It just depends on how many
subscribe and unsubscrib
It's been a few months since I played with it, but it was working fine for me
then. I'll fire it up again when I have a chance and see how it works.
On Apr 30, 2013, at 4:56 PM, Zachary Kline wrote:
> Hi,
> You mention this interpreter, and I as a fellow Mac user have a related
> question for
Hi,
You mention this interpreter, and I as a fellow Mac user have a related
question for you if I may. Have you had any success getting it to work properly
under Lion or Mountain Lion? I ask because I have consistently failed whenever
I've tried to do so. Games freeze, the program crashes very p
Ian, it has been a while since I've checked but Swamp had over 3000 unique
players last time I looked at the numbers. I believe it was in the
neighborhood of 3600, but that could have changed a lot since then, especially
with my exceptionally buggy 2.9 release ROFL! :D
As you've stated with y
Hi Dark,
You keep asking about benefits. Does a more secure system that is less likely
to be infiltrated by malware not a benefit to you? *smile*
On an aside on this business of touch screens…
One nice feature of Mac OS X and VoiceOver which you may find interesting, is
that VoiceOver gives yo
The shame of it is, is there really a need for this radical change that
makes it less user friendly?
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Hi tom.
touchscreens are the rub however with that one and why I don't want to
completely dismiss windows eight, since I do indeed like the touchscreen
interface on ios which has an icon setup much as you describe windows 8
having, which would I agree be a nightmare with arrows but is great wi
Hi Charles,
Of course. In Windows 7 when you type a search into the Start Menu a
little list box comes up with a list of matches found.
For example, if you type Word into the Start Screen you will get a
list of icons like Microsoft Word 2010, Wordpad, and if you have any
other icons with those le
Hi Dark,
Well, all I can say is if you don't like Windows 7, which is closer to
XP than Windows 8, then I doubt you will like Windows 8 any better.
The reason I say that is the user interface in Windows 8 is totally
different from XP.
First, you have the new ribbons. Every application such as Fi
Hi, I'd like to thank the person who is attempting to steer me right on
the mudding situation I wrote about last time I posted (you know who you
are). Now I'm looking for the sort of game which isn't simply a
hack-and-slash. I definitely would like a game where role playing is
enforced, has a great
Chris
There is also another slide puzzle available in the app store. It's simply
called called Puzzle. Its developer is codepacity. This slide puzzle might be
more of the type of slide puzzle that you are use to playing. This puzzle uses
numbers, which has to be slid into assending order.
Do
Hi, in case you didn't see my other message, I've got no more bandwidth
limitations. So, feel free to hit http://asmodean.net/games if you want
my classic game recordings.
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Hi Josh.
On the brouser point, you should also know that ie8 is! the latest version
of ie that will work with windows xp, and it's not possible to upgrade
without upgrading windows.
I have also tried the latest version of firefox, but for some reason I've
not been able to determine, it const
Hi Sarah. The game time is how long it takes you in real life time to
play the game. So, if you pause the game and go out on the town for
dinner and a movie, the game will still be waiting for you when you come
back. In my case I had a customer who called last minute and so paused
my game, help
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