PasTim wrote:
> Here's a log.
Nothing much in there apart from it can't download the audio chunks.
You've got some kind of connectivity problem.
Please can you set the BBC Sounds logging to 'info;. Then set the
"Asynchronous Remote HTTP Request Information" logging to debug then
send me
expectingtofly wrote:
> No reason why live should not work if it starts to play. if it is still
> happening we will need to analyse logs to find out what is going on. It
> uses the same stream as Iplayer, so there is no reason why one should
> work but not the other.
Here's a log.
PasTim wrote:
> Yes. I'll do some more tests, but it has happened quite a few times,
> and I've only started using the plugin fairly recently. What could
> possibly clear LMS data?
>
How do you shutdown your server overnight?
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now
expectingtofly wrote:
> You only need to log in once. It has a token that is stored in your LMS
> cookies that lasts for 2 years! Cookies are saved as a file in LMS, so
> unless that is being deleted by something you shouldn't need to log in
> again. very odd.
> Do the menu's report that you
PasTim wrote:
> I have moved to BBC Sounds recently. Good stuff.
>
> I've two queries.
>
> One is whether there could be an option to login when LMS starts. I'm
> one of those strange people that turns things off every day. I often
> forget to go to the plugin settings to log in.
>
You
You should not need to interact with the plugin to login again in LMS
restart.
Do you have anything in the background clearing up files perhaps?
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia,
I have moved to BBC Sounds recently. Good stuff.
I've two queries.
One is whether there could be an option to login when LMS starts. I'm
one of those strange people that turns things off every day. I often
forget to go to the plugin settings to log in.
The second is that today, possibly
tw99 wrote:
> Reporting this just in case it's NOT a BBC metadata issue and reflects
> some underlying problem. I noticed today when browsing the Gideon Coe
> show on 6Music that the episodes are out by one day. For example, if you
> browse to Stations/6Music/Yesterday/Gideon Coe you
Reporting this just in case it's NOT a BBC metadata issue and reflects
some underlying problem. I noticed today when browsing the Gideon Coe
show on 6Music that the episodes are out by one day. For example, if you
browse to Stations/6Music/Yesterday/Gideon Coe you actually
get Tuesday's show,
expectingtofly wrote:
> I plan to amend the preferences so that you have full flexibility to
> choose what goes in any of the 3 lines. :)
:) Thank you.
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expectingtofly wrote:
> I plan to amend the preferences so that you have full flexibility to
> choose what goes in any of the 3 lines. :)[emoji106]
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slartibartfast wrote:
>
>
> This is a very long winded way of asking if the Programme name could be
> added to replace the redundant second track info line [emoji3]
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
hestbank wrote:
>
>
> To get What Was That Tune? working and display all three
Thanks for the 2.9.0 and 2.10.0 improvements. Appreciating all of them.
When listening live if you wish to see: Now Playing track info,
Programme title and Programme description then it seems that the only
way to do this is:
Line 1 - Programme title
Line 2 - Programme description
Line 3 - Now
I hate to say it but I still prefer the way BBC iPlayer displays the
programme and track info over the three available lines. Mainly because
of the way it gets displayed on the VU meter screen of my Touch. At the
moment with BBC Sounds the programme description is displayed at the top
of the
bpa wrote:
> A niggle which may confuse some users.
> While looking at another problem I noticed the BBC Sounds "Tracklist"
> menu appearing in a non BBC Sounds context.
Oh yes!Thanks. I'll fix that.
*BBC Sounds Plugin Wiki* :
A niggle which may confuse some users.
While looking at another problem I noticed the BBC Sounds "Tracklist"
menu appearing in a non BBC Sounds context. If clicked it produces an
error message
Code:
[21-01-06 09:42:20.8005] Slim::Utils::Misc::msg (1266) Warning:
Release 2.10.0 includes :
FEATURES:
- There is now a search history on the search menu. This should give
you quick access to frequent searches. You can manage your search
history using dynamic menus that appear on most controllers (including
Material skin) where you can delete
Nick_G wrote:
> Hi bpa. No it is on a Raspberry Pi (2nd iteration IIRC).
OK strange that "odroid" appears in your log above - must be a Max2play
thing.
Code:
rm: cannot remove `/etc/init/whoopsie.conf': No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove
bpa wrote:
> It looks like Nick_g is has max2play on an Odroid not raspberry Pi.
>
> I should clarify
>
> IO::Socket::SSL and OpenSSL are part of or dependent on OS platform (in
> this case Max2play) and not LMS.
Hi bpa. No it is on a Raspberry Pi (2nd iteration IIRC).
expectingtofly wrote:
>
>
> Probably worth starting a new thread for your max2play problem so it
> doesn't get mixed up with the BBC Sounds chat.
It looks like Nick_g is has max2play on an Odroid not raspberry Pi.
I should clarify
IO::Socket::SSL and OpenSSL are part of or dependent on OS
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Nick_G wrote:
> Aha! That worked! I assumed that because I was already signed in via the
> BBC online it would see that and therefore work. Hence my thoughts about
> not having the most up-to-date LMS. It would be good to get the max2play
> problem fixed though.
>
> Thanks for that.
Thats
expectingtofly wrote:
> You need to sign in on the setting page on Advanced->BBC Sounds. Do
> you get an error when you sign on on that page with the BBC Account
> credentials?
Aha! That worked! I assumed that because I was already signed in via the
BBC online it would see that and therefore
Nick_G wrote:
> Thanks. I presume version 8.2 for Mac OS X is the one I want, but I'm
> not sure where exactly I copy and paste it to on the LMS web interface.
> Do you mean the 'Additional Repositories' box at the bottom of the
> Plugins page?
No, not that one.
I did a test M2P last week.
Nick_G wrote:
> I've just installed the BBC Sounds plugin here. When selecting it I get
> the not signed into account error, and reading the last couple of pages
> it's presumably because my LMS isn't up-to-date enough, as I'm om LMS
> 7.9.2. However, whe I go to the max2play.local page to
Nick_G wrote:
> I've just installed the BBC Sounds plugin here. When selecting it I get
> the not signed into account error, and reading the last couple of pages
> it's presumably because my LMS isn't up-to-date enough.
You need to sign in on the setting page on Advanced->BBC Sounds. Do
you
Man in a van wrote:
> Hi Nick
>
> first is your M2P up to date ?
>
> and is it the Buster image
>
> select your lms version from here
>
> http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/index.php
>
> and copy paste the url into the box on the lms install page
Thanks. I presume version 8.2 for
Hi Nick
first is your M2P up to date ?
and is it the Buster image
select your lms version from here
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/index.php
and copy paste the url into the box on the lms install page
Man
bpa wrote:
> I think 7.9.1 maybe too old for support of https required for BBC
> internet services
>
> Upgrade to at least 7.9.4.
>
> IO::Socket::SSL should be at least 2.06
> openSSL should be at least 1.1.*
I've just installed the BBC Sounds plugin here. When selecting it I get
the not
slartibartfast wrote:
> At the start of Pick of the pops it took a while for the correct artwork
> to display but the other two times I have heard the beginning track of a
> programme the correct artwork for the first track didn't appear at all.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
It's
slartibartfast wrote:
> It seems to me that the artwork and track info displayed for the first
> track in a programme is from the final track in the previous programme.
> I have just happened to be around for the start of a couple of
> programmes on Radio 2 on different days and both times I
bpa wrote:
> I think 7.9.1 maybe too old for support of https required for BBC
> internet services
>
> Upgrade to at least 7.9.4.
>
> IO::Socket::SSL should be at least 2.06
> openSSL should be at least 1.1.*
Good News!
I just tried entering the email and password for about the 10th time...
theadmans wrote:
> I just loaded the BBC Sounds Plugin in LMS 7.9.1
>
> When I enter my BBC Account email address and password in Settings...
>
> ...it says there is a problem with signin and to try again.
>
> I know my account details are correct as I have just used them to sign
> out and
Man in a van wrote:
> The sign in process can "hang" for a little while but does complete
>
> Maybe time to update your LMS version
>
> You did click Apply ?:p
>
> How yer doin?
>
> ronnie
Yeah good thanks Ronnie,
Yes I noticed it hangs for a while after hitting Apply...
...after a about
theadmans wrote:
> I just loaded the BBC Sounds Plugin in LMS 7.9.1
>
> When I enter my BBC Account email address and password in Settings...
>
> ...it says there is a problem with signin and to try again.
>
> I know my account details are correct as I have just used them to sign
> out and
I just loaded the BBC Sounds Plugin in LMS 7.9.1
When I enter my BBC Account email address and password in Settings...
...it says there is a problem with signin and to try again.
I know my account details are correct as I have just used them to sign
out and back into the iPlayer.
I even
I just installed the BBC Sounds plugin on LMS 7.9.1...
When I try to enter my BBC email address and password it say there is a
problem with signin try again.
I know my email and password are correct as I texted them by signing out
and in on the iPlayer.
I tried creating a new BBC account for
It seems to me that the artwork and track info displayed for the first
track in a programme is from the final track in the previous programme.
I have just happened to be around for the start of a couple of
programmes on Radio 2 on different days and both times I saw the same
thing. Subsequent
AlecSp wrote:
> The easiest way to get to programs you want without knowing when they're
> on is to search. So, in your case, search for "Cerys".
>
>
The new "Sounds" way of doing things is what I'll be getting used to. In
the days of the iPlayer plugin, I often lighted upon shows that I
I must admit that I just searched for "Warlock" rather than "Peter
Warlock".
I agree that the BBC Sounds Website provides a more complete search -
although it comes up with lots under "Warlock" without any facility to
sort or refine the search (eg just Radio 3 etc.).
The BBC Sounds app on my
Man in a van wrote:
> I did a search for Peter Warlock on both the Plugin and the Sounds web
> page.
>
> I got different results
>
> just sayin' :)
>
> ronnie
The web page uses a different search API to the one that the App and
this plugin uses. I've no idea why they are different.
*BBC
Verulam wrote:
> One disadvantage to searching, is that it only comes back with
> information in the programme name or details. Information available
> only in the tracklist is not searchable.
>
> For example, The Through the Night programme on Radio 3 early this
> morning (31 January)
AlecSp wrote:
> The easiest way to get to programs you want without knowing when they're
> on is to search. So, in your case, search for "Cerys".
>
> It's not the same as a list that shows you, for example, all the shows
> on Radio 2. But I quite like the serendipity that it shows, in the
>
One disadvantage to searching, is that it only comes back with
information in the programme name or details. Information available
only in the tracklist is not searchable.
For example, The Through the Night programme on Radio 3 early this
morning (31 January) included Bethlehem Down by Peter
Viragored wrote:
> I recall from the iPlayer plugin in LMS is that, for example, on the
> "Radio 2" page the entries would go down to available shows in alpha
> order such as "The Blues show with Cerys Matthews". I got used to
> finding shows that interested me without having to know the day or
2.9.1 is a minor bug fix release. It fixes a problem that meant the
track times in the tracklist were not correct for some users.
*BBC Sounds Plugin Wiki* :
https://github.com/expectingtofly/LMS_BBC_Sounds_Plugin/wiki
hestbank wrote:
>
> Would it be a good idea to remove the repeat and display the programme
> title and programme description?
>
There are a number of little problems with the meta data display
(especially if you rewind). I plan to give it a bit of over haul at
some point.
*BBC Sounds
At the moment it seems as if the Sounds app repeats the Now Playing info
on 2 of the 3 lines.
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Would it be a good idea to remove the repeat and display the programme
title and programme description?
So have:
Line 1 Now playing info
Line 2 Programme title
Line 3 Programme description.
Viragored wrote:
> Now that the iPlayer plugin (which is what I was remembering) is gone, I
> can't go back to check my recollections. I don't think I ever used
> iPlayer Extras and what I recall from the iPlayer plugin in LMS is that,
> for example, on the "Radio 2" page the entries would go
bpa wrote:
> I think you mean the A-Z from BBCiPlayerExtra
>
> I don't see an equivalent in the BBC Sounds web page. The A-Z on BBC
> Web site is a sort of remnant from BBCiPlayer (which has been retired by
> BBC for Radio/Podcasts).
Now that the iPlayer plugin (which is what I was
Viragored wrote:
> Thanks - but as @expectingtofly has said, the details under "Stations
> and Schedules" are ordered by station, then date, then time. I was
> hoping that there'd be a list somewhere, as with the BBC iplayer, in
> alpha order including shows available on demand. Perhaps the
Shozzer wrote:
> You can view this under Stations and Schedules including a synopsis of
> the programme.
Thanks - but as @expectingtofly has said, the details under "Stations
and Schedules" are ordered by station, then date, then time. I was
hoping that there'd be a list somewhere, as with the
expectingtofly wrote:
> Release 2.9.0 includes :
>
> FEATURES:
> > > >
- When playing a recent programme from the schedule that is not
> available as an on-demand stream yet, the plugin will fall back to
> playing the programme through a live rewind stream. This should
> mean
Release 2.9.0 includes :
FEATURES:
- When playing a recent programme from the schedule that is not
available as an on-demand stream yet, the plugin will fall back to
playing the programme through a live rewind stream. This should mean
programmes are available immediately (the
adamslim wrote:
> Hey this is great, especially now that the BBC has broken iPlayer. Have
> a coffee!
Thank you :)
*BBC Sounds Plugin Wiki* :
https://github.com/expectingtofly/LMS_BBC_Sounds_Plugin/wiki
Hey this is great, especially now that the BBC has broken iPlayer. Have
a coffee!
Own music plus Qobuz, PC with Squeezelite-X, JRiver as digital XO, Asus
Xonar u7, Restek Sextet, JBL L300
LMS: 3xBoom, 1xRadio, SB3
Viragored wrote:
> I'm really enjoying listening to the Beeb all the way round the other
> side of the world - many, many thanks for such a great plugin.
>
> Question: The BBC iPlayer would display under a radio station details of
> the programmes, plus a list of what was available on demand.
Viragored wrote:
> I'm really enjoying listening to the Beeb all the way round the other
> side of the world - many, many thanks for such a great plugin.
>
> Question: The BBC iPlayer would display under a radio station details of
> the programmes, plus a list of what was available on demand.
I'm really enjoying listening to the Beeb all the way round the other
side of the world - many, many thanks for such a great plugin.
Question: The BBC iPlayer would display under a radio station details of
the programmes, plus a list of what was available on demand. (At least,
I think that's
slartibartfast wrote:
> I played the start again and see the track length flashes up briefly as
> 1:02 before being replaced by 0:57. So the 1:02 includes the news but
> 0:57 doesn't.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Thanks, something is not right there. I'll take a look at that.
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I played the start again and see the track length flashes up briefly as
1:02 before being replaced by 0:57. So the 1:02 includes the news but
0:57 doesn't.
Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Hmm you would think the BBC could do better than that. I didn't notice
> if the news was credited to Little Richard [emoji3]
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
At some point in time the news no longer forms part of the programme. If
you listen to Bruce
kidstypike wrote:
> I think you'll find that *any* listen again programme that starts with
> the news is out by the length of time it takes to read the news.Strange thing
> is the program time reached the end at 57 minutes but the
final track started after this "end" and was followed by the
kidstypike wrote:
> I think you'll find that *any* listen again programme that starts with
> the news is out by the length of time it takes to read the news.
That's correct. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a way of
avoiding this. I can only use the offset time provided and I haven't
kidstypike wrote:
> I think you'll find that *any* listen again programme that starts with
> the news is out by the length of time it takes to read the news.Hmm you would
> think the BBC could do better than that. I didn't notice
if the news was credited to Little Richard [emoji3]
Sent from
slartibartfast wrote:
> Just listening to Bruce Springsteen's Radio 2 show from early this
> morning and noticed that track info is out of sync with the audio by
> around half a track. I assume this is a BBC issue.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
I think you'll find that *any* listen
Just listening to Bruce Springsteen's Radio 2 show from early this
morning and noticed that track info is out of sync with the audio by
around half a track. I assume this is a BBC issue.
Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
The "persist track info" setting seems to make it work more or less like
the old iPlayer plugin, which is a big improvement for me. Thanks.
One thing I have noticed is that when I change any of those
customisation checkboxes on the plugin's configuration page, LMS never
responds to the request.
Release 2.8.2 is a minor release to make the "Synopsis" compatible with
Material skin, including correct display of line breaks.
I've just released it now, so it probably won't be refreshed into the
main repository until tomorrow.
I better leave this alone for this year now!Merry Christmas
Many thanks for the 2.8.0 additions. Much appreciated.
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expectingtofly wrote:
> 2.8.0 includes :
>
> FEATURES:
> A new "Synopsis" option ...
Nice one, thanks for implementing this, it makes searching the schedules
much more useful :-)
location 1: lms 8.0 on win 10 brix server, x2 sb radios, x1 touch, x1
controller : location 2: lms 8.0 on win
expectingtofly wrote:
> 2.8.0 includes :
>
> FEATURES:
> > > >
- A new "Synopsis" option on the Play menu when a playable item is
> selected. This displays the longest form synopses available for the
> programme.
- A new "Persist Track Info" preference option. Selecting this
expectingtofly wrote:
> 2.8.0 includes :
>
> A new "Persist Track Info" preference option. Selecting this along
> with either of the "alternate track or Image" options stops the track
> info alternating with the programme title whilst the track is playing.
> .
Many thanks!
Please note I am already aware that there seems to be a bug in the
"Material" controller where the Synopses is not displaying line breaks
correctly. I've checked in all other browser and android controllers
and they are displayed correctly.
I think I can see the problem in Material, so I'll
2.8.0 includes :
FEATURES:
- A new "Synopses" option on the Play menu when a playable item is
selected. This displays the longest form synopses available for the
programme.
- A new "Persist Track Info" preference option. Selecting this along
with either of the "alternate track or
expectingtofly wrote:
> Are you getting the problem in the latest version 2.7.2?
Listening to Cerys Matthews on 6 just now (~20 min. delay) without any
pauses.
Thank you for fixing this, and for this fantastic plugin!
Simon.
staresy wrote:
> When browsing programs via Station & Schedules is it possible to add a
> "more info" tab or something similar to allow the full program
> description (as provided in the BBC Sound app) to be displayed?
>
> This would make browsing the schedules a lot more useful.
>
> Thanks.
Verulam wrote:
>
> The additional option in 2.7.2 to stop the track/program details
> switching on the display is helpful. However, my preference would be to
> show the track details only rather than default back to the program
> details only. I listen to BBC radio 3 most of the time, and
staresy wrote:
> When browsing programs via Station & Schedules is it possible to add a
> "more info" tab or something similar to allow the full program
> description (as provided in the BBC Sound app) to be displayed?
>
> This would make browsing the schedules a lot more useful.
>
> Thanks.
When browsing programs via Station & Schedules is it possible to add a
"more info" tab or something similar to allow the full program
description (as provided in the BBC Sound app) to be displayed?
This would make browsing the schedules a lot more useful.
Thanks.
location 1: lms 8.0 on win
Verulam wrote:
> Thank you for all your hard work on this plugin.
>
> The additional option in 2.7.2 to stop the track/program details
> switching on the display is helpful. However, my preference would be to
> show the track details only rather than default back to the program
> details
d6jg wrote:
> This is all you really need to start with
> https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pi-Hut-Raspberry-Starter-White/dp/B07V9Y1SR4
> plus some kind of USB Audio card if you don't like the sound quality
> from the 3.5mm out - but try it first
> USB Audio cards range from £3 on eBay up to £00s
Or a
Verulam wrote:
> Thank you for all your hard work on this plugin.
>
> The additional option in 2.7.2 to stop the track/program details
> switching on the display is helpful. However, my preference would be to
> show the track details only rather than default back to the program
> details
expectingtofly wrote:
> I have noticed they have been getting more and more verbose. Johnnie
> Walker's people in particular want to create War and Peace. There is a
> shorter one I can can choose for the synopses, I'm picking the medium
> one. It's a good job I didn't pick the long one!
expectingtofly wrote:
> That's positive, those failures may have been something else as they
> weren't timeouts they were immediate failures.
Still working well this morning, and I had no problems after my post
last night. I had a handful of retries on WS early this morning, and
nothing since
kidstypike wrote:
> Thanks for all your unselfish work with this plugin.
>
> I'm not one to complain (usually), but not sure if you can do anything
> about the amount of text on the now playing screen? On some programmes
> there's just too much of it!
>
> Top picture below shows "Sounds of
Verulam wrote:
> Thank you for all your hard work on this plugin.
>
> The additional option in 2.7.2 to stop the track/program details
> switching on the display is helpful. However, my preference would be to
> show the track details only rather than default back to the program
> details
simoh wrote:
> I've been seeing similar. It seems to affect live radio only. Pauses of
> a couple of seconds, then playback resumes from the same point or a few
> seconds before.
> Especially when I've 'rewound' a current program back to the start.
>
Are you getting the problem in the latest
stevebaggs wrote:
> I'd be happy to give it a go.
>
> For what it's worth, I've been streaming R3 continuously since then and
> I can see two retries in the log. I haven't heard any breaks, and there
> has been no repeat of the repeated fails. So far, so good.
That's positive, those failures
Verulam wrote:
> Thank you for all your hard work on this plugin.
>
> The additional option in 2.7.2 to stop the track/program details
> switching on the display is helpful. However, my preference would be to
> show the track details only rather than default back to the program
> details
Thank you for all your hard work on this plugin.
The additional option in 2.7.2 to stop the track/program details
switching on the display is helpful. However, my preference would be to
show the track details only rather than default back to the program
details only. I listen to BBC radio 3
Viragored wrote:
> In New Zealand (where I live) Pi products are noticeably dearer than in
> the UK so I keep a search going on the local auction site.
> Happy bargain hunting!
If buying new, one is advised by the rpi foundation to use a recommended
dealer.
vinnielo wrote:
> Well, thanks for the suggestions.
> It's not quite the £10-20 I had hoped for (just to even match the price
> of a second hand Joggler), but never mind!
In New Zealand (where I live) Pi products are noticeably dearer than in
the UK so I keep a search going on the local auction
stevebaggs wrote:
>
> I haven't seen this anywhere else so maybe it's related to my setup, but
> I'm getting occasional dropouts of around three or four seconds duration
> when listening to live radio.
I've been seing similar. It seems to affect live radio only. Pauses of a
couple of seconds,
kidstypike wrote:
> Thanks for all your unselfish work with this plugin.
>
> I'm not one to complain (usually), but not sure if you can do anything
> about the amount of text on the now playing screen? On some programmes
> there's just too much of it!
>
> Top picture below shows "Sounds of
expectingtofly wrote:
> Thanks Steve. That is an interesting log. I'm going to have to ask you
> help to test a beta release to try and get to the bottom of this. I'll
> send you a link in the next couple of days if you don't mind.
I'd be happy to give it a go.
For what it's worth, I've
stevebaggs wrote:
> I can see a couple of retries in the log so that seems to be working,
> but I also saw a long list if failures, not sure if that's significant -
> I've PM-ed a copy of the log to you.
Thanks Steve. That is an interesting log. I'm going to have to ask you
help to test a
expectingtofly wrote:
> 2.7.2 includes :
>
> FEATURES:> > >
- Added user preference options for disabling/enabling alternating
> track title and/or track images.
> > >
>
> BUG FIXES:> > >
- Improved the audio stream handling through better tolerance of
> chunk download
expectingtofly wrote:
> 2.7.2 includes :
>
> ...
>
> Improved the audio stream handling through better tolerance of chunk
> download failures/delays.
>
>
> This release is available now in the main repository.
I can see a couple of retries in the log so that seems to be working,
but I
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