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2 To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture3 1 AC-L10A/L10B/L10CAC powerLens cap adaptor (1), Power cord (1) (p. 15) “Memory Stick” (1) (p. 113) 2 NP-FM50battery pack (1) (p. 14, 15) USB cable 3 A/V connecting cable (1) (p. 43) 9 CD-ROM (SPVD-008USB Driver) (1) 4 Wireless Remote Commander (1) q; Battery terminal cover (1) (p. 14) 5 Size AA (R6) battery for Remote qa Cleaning cloth (1) (p. 210) Commander 4 Recording moving picturesor still images, and playing them back Capturing images on your computer 5 Main FeaturesOther usesFunctions to adjust exposure in recording •BACK LIGHT (p. 32) Functions to give images more impact •Digital zoom [MENU] (p. 29) OFF D ZOOM Functions to use after recording 6 Main FeaturesQuick Start Guide Getting started Recording – Basics Playback – Basics Advanced Recording Operations Advanced Playback Editing “Memory Stick” Operations 7 Table of contentsViewing images with your computer Customizing Your Camcorder Troubleshooting Additional Information Quick Reference 8 Connecting the power cord (p. 18)Inserting a cassette (p. 21) 9 Recording a picture (p. 24)Monitoring the playback picture on the LCD screen (p. 38) 10 Inserting a “Memory Stick” (p. 115)11 Recording a still image on a “Memory Stick” (p. 122)Monitoring the still image on the LCD screen— Getting started — 12 Note on Cassette MemoryNote on TV color systems Copyright precautions 13 Using this manualPrecautions on camcorder care Lens and LCD screen/finder (on mounted models only)recording in any way [c] [d] 14 Installing the battery packTo remove the battery packNote on the battery terminal cover 15 Step 1 Preparing the power supplyCharging the battery pack“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack (M series) (3) (4) (5) After charging the battery packWhen you use the AC power adaptor 16 Charging timeRecording time Playback time17 NoteRecommended charging temperature What is ”InfoLITHIUM” 18 Connecting to a wall outlet20 Step 2 Setting the date and timeThe year changes as follows: To return to FNIf you do not set the date and time Note on the time indicator 21 To eject a cassetteWhen you use mini DV cassettes with cassette memory To prevent accidental erasure 22 To execute settingsTo cancel settings 23 Step 4 Using the touch panelWhen executing each item If an item is not available Touch panel Press FN to display the following buttons: — Recording – Basics — LOCK Camera recording lamp 24 After recording25 Recording a pictureNote on Recording mode 1.5 times Note on the LOCK switch To enable smooth transition When you record in the SP and LP modes on one tape or you record in the LP mode The battery life when you record using the LCD screen 26 Adjusting the LCD screenOPEN When you use the LCD screen outdoors in direct sunlight When you adjust the angle of the LCD panel 27 Adjusting the brightness of the LCD screen28 Adjusting the viewfinderViewfinder backlight Even if you adjust VF B.L 29 Using the zoom featureTo zoom greater than 10⋅ When you shoot close to a subject Notes on digital zoom When the POWER switch is set to MEMORY 30 Shooting with the Mirror ModePull out the viewfinder and rotate the LCD screen 180 degrees Picture in the mirror mode During recording in the mirror mode When you press FN 31 Indicators displayed in the recording modeRemaining battery time indicator during recording Time code Remaining tape indicator Recording data 32 Shooting a backlit subject – BACK LIGHTBACK LIGHT During back light function Shooting in the dark –NightShot/Super NightShot/Color Slow Shutter 33 Using NightShotWhile using NightShot, you cannot use the following functions: Using Super NightShotWhile using Super NightShot While using Super NightShot, you cannot use the following functions: 34 Using the NightShot LightUsing Color Slow ShutterWhile using Color Slow Shutter In total darkness 35 Self-timerrecordingTo stop the count down To cancel self-timerrecording 36 EDIT37 Checking the recording—END SEARCH/EDITSEARCH/Rec Review EDITSEARCH Rec Review 38 To stop playback39 Playing back a tapeWhen monitoring on the LCD screen If you leave the power on for a long time When you open or close the LCD panel To display the screen indicators – Display functionDATA CODE DISPLAY DISPLAY TOUCH PANEL About date/time and various settings(Data code) 40 Using the touch panelUsing the Remote Commander Not to display various settings Date/time Various settings [a]: [b]: [c]: [d]: [e]: Gain [f]: [g]: Data code 41 Various playback modesWhen using the touch panel To view a still image (playback pause) To fastforward the tape To rewind the tape To change the playback direction To locate a scene while monitoring the picture (picture search) To view the picture at slow speed (slow playback) To view the picture at double speed To view the picture frame-by-frame To search the last scene recorded (END SEARCH)42 Video control buttonsIn the various playback modes When playback pause lasts for five minutes Slow playback When you play back a tape in reverse 43 If your TV is already connected to the VCRIf your TV or VCR is a monaural type 45 Recording still images on a “Memory Stick” during recording on a tape“Memory Stick” Image size of still images When the POWER switch is set to CAMERA During and after recording still images on a “Memory Stick” When you press PHOTO on the Remote Commander To record still images on a “Memory Stick” during tape recording To record images with higher quality Title 46 Self-timermemory photo recording47 Recording images with self-timer48 Recording a still image on a tape – Tape Photo recordingIf you record a moving subject with the tape photo recording function To record still images on a tape during tape recording To record clear and less fluctuated still images HOLD: (OUTDOOR): n(INDOOR): 49 To return to the automatic white balance mode50 Adjusting the white balance manuallyIf the picture is being taken in a studio lit by TV lighting When you record under fluorescent lighting In the automatic white balance mode In HOLD [a] [d] 51 [a][b]To cancel the wide modeIn the wide mode, you cannot select the following functions: During recording 52 Using the wide mode54 Using the fader function(1) To fade in [a] To fade out [b] To cancel the fader function 56 To cancel the picture effect functionWhile using the picture effect function, you cannot use following functions: When you change the POWER switch to other than CAMERA 57 STILLFLASH (FLASH MOTION) LUMI. (LUMINANCEKEY) TRAIL SLOW SHTR (SLOW SHUTTER) OLD MOVIE LUMI 58 Using special effects – Digital effectTo cancel the digital effect 61 Using the PROGRAM AETo turn the PROGRAM AE off 63 To return to the automatic exposure mode65 To return to the autofocus modeTo record distant subjectsTo focus precisely When you shoot close to the subject 9changes as follows: 67 Example 68 Interval recordingTo cancel the interval recording To perform normal recording during interval recording 69 To cancel frame recordingWhen using the frame recording function 70 To make the buttons on the LCD screen disappear71 Using the viewfinderTo operate the items that are not displayed FN and OFF in the viewfinder Available recording time 72 — Advanced Playback Operations —Pictures processed by the picture effect function When you set the POWER switch to OFF (CHARGE) or stop playing back 73 To cancel the digital effect functionPictures processed by the digital effect function 74 To cancel the PB ZOOM function75 Enlarging images recorded on tapes – Tape PB ZOOM78 Searching for the date by using cassette memory79 Searching a recording by date – DATE SEARCHSearching for the date without using cassette memory 80 Searching for a photo by using cassette memory81 Searching for a photo – PHOTO SEARCH/PHOTO SCANSearching for a photo without using cassette memory Scanning photo To stop scanning 83 Using the A/V connecting cableWhen you have finished dubbing a tapeYou can edit on VCRs that support the following systems If your VCR is a monaural type 84 Dubbing a tapeIf your VCR has an S video jack Using the i.LINK cable (5) Start recording on the VCR. Refer to the operating instructions of the VCR DV IN i.LINK cable (optional) See page 206 for more information about i.LINK output through the DV Interface video equipment, the picture may jitter 85 Using the Digital program editing function on tapes recorded on other equipmentStep 1: Connecting to the VCRIf you connect using an i.LINK cable 86 Dubbing only desired scenes – Digital program editing (on tapes)Step 2: Setting the VCR to operate with the A/V connecting cable (1) Setting the IR SETUP code 89 (2)Setting the modes to cancel the recording pause on theVCRButtons that cancel recording pause on the VCR 90 (4) Confirming the VCR operationWhen the VCR does not operate correctly Step 2: Setting the VCR to operate with the i.LINK cable 91 Set CONTROL to IR in the menu settings of your camcorderWhen you connect using i.LINK cable You cannot dub the titles, display indicators 92 Step 3: Adjusting the synchronization of the VCR94 Operation 1: Making the Program95 Erasing the program you have setErasing all programsTo cancel erasing all programs To finish making programs On a blank portion of the tape 96 Operation 2: Performing Digital program editing(Dubbing a tape) To stop dubbing during editing To finish the Digital program editing functionYou cannot record on the VCR when: CHECK “i.LINK” & REC STATUS appears on the LCD screen when: When the program has not been set 98 Recording video or TV programsIf your TV or VCR has an S video jack 101 Inserting a scene from a VCR – Insert editingTo change the insert end pointWhen the inserted picture is played back To insert a scene without setting the insert end point If you press FN 102 Connecting the microphone with the MIC jackConnecting the microphone to the intelligent accessory shoe 103 Audio dubbingConnecting the A/V connecting cable to the A/V jack Dubbing with the built-inmicrophonesIf you make all the connections 104 Adding an audio sound on a recorded tapeTo add new sound more precisely 105 Monitoring the new recorded soundIf the i.LINK cable (optional) is connected to your camcorder If you set the write-protecttab of the tape to lock VACATION 106 (2) Press MENU, then select TITLE in, then press EXEC. (p. 190)(3) Press r/R to select , and then press EXEC (6) Press TITLE OK (7) Press SAVE TITLE In playback, playback pause or recording: In standby: 107 Superimposing a titleIf you set the write-protecttab to lock To use the custom title If you want to use the custom title, select in step You cannot superimpose a title on the tapeIf the tape has a blank portion in the middle of the recorded parts The title may not be displayed correctlyThe titles superimposed with your camcorder They are displayed only by DVIf the tape has too many index signals Not to display title Set TITLE DSPL to OFF in the menu settings (p. 190) •The title color changes as follows: WHITE t YELLOW t VIOLET t RED t CYAN t GREEN t BLUE •The title size changes as follows: SMALL y LARGE You cannot input 13 characters or more in LARGE size Cassette memory capacity is as follows: –Six date data (maximum) –12 photo data (maximum) –One cassette label (maximum)If the “FULL” mark appears The cassette memory is full. Erase any titles you do not need 108 Erasing a title(1) Set the POWER switch to CAMERA or VCR (3) Press MENU, then select TITLEERASE in , then press EXEC (p. 190) When the title is erased, COMPLETE is displayed To cancel erasing 109 To change a title you have stored110 Making your own titlesTo erase the title To enter a space To enter the same character on the same button in succession 111 To erase the label you have madeTo change the label you have made 112 Labeling a cassetteIf the cassette has too many index signals If you have superimposed titles in the cassette When the “-----”indicator has fewer than 10 spaces Erasing all the data in cassette memory To cancel deleting— “Memory Stick” Operations — 113 File formatStill image (JPEG) Moving picture (MPEG) Typical image data file name Using a “Memory Stick” 114 Using a “Memory Stick” – Introduction“Memory Stick”s formatted by a computerNotes on image data compatibility 115 Inserting a “Memory Stick”Ejecting a “Memory Stick”MEMORY EJECT While the access lamp is lit or flashing If “FORMAT ERROR” is displayed 116 Using a touch panel118 Selecting still image quality modeImage quality settings 120 Selecting the image size121 Image size settingsApproximate number of still images you can record on a “Memory Stick”Type of “Memory Stick”s 8MB 16MB 64MB 128MB Approximate time of moving pictures you can record on a “Memory Stick” 123 Recording still images on “Memory Stick”s–Memory photo recordingWhile you are recording a still image When you press PHOTO lightly in step If you record still images when the POWER switch is set to MEMORY 124 Recording images continuouslyNORMAL [a] EXP BRKTG MULTI SCRN [b] 125 If the “Memory Stick” becomes fullThe number of still images in continuous shooting During continuous recording of images When shooting with the self-timeror the Remote Commander If remaining capacity on the "Memory Stick" is less than for three images The effect of EXP BRKTG When selecting NORMAL 127 When the access lamp is lit or flashingIf “” appears on the screen 128 Recording an image from a tape as a still imageIf you press PHOTO lightly in playback Sound recorded on a tape Titles which have already been recorded on tapes Recording date/time 129 Recording a still image from other equipment132 Superimposing a still image in the “Memory Stick” on an image–MEMORY MIX Recording a superimposed image to tape 133 To change the still image to be superimposedTo cancel MEMORY MIXImage data modified on your computer or shot with other equipment To record a still image on a tape as it is When you select M. OVERLAP To record the superimposed image as a still image 134 Recording a superimposed image to “Memory Stick” as a stillimage 136 To stop recording137 Recording moving pictures on “Memory Stick”s–MPEG movie recordingWhen using an external flash (optional) During recording on “Memory Stick” If you record moving pictures when the POWER switch is set to MEMORY 138 Self-timerMPEG movie recording140 Recording a picture from a tape as a moving pictureTitles have already recorded on tapes If “ AUDIO ERROR” is displayed 141 Recording a moving picture from other equipment143 Making the program144 Recording edited pictures from a tape as a moving picture–Digital program editing (on “Memory Stick”s) 145 Performing the program (Dubbing a “Memory Stick”)To stop dubbing To end the Digital program editing functionWhen the available recording time of “Memory Stick” is not enough When available recording time is not left on the “Memory Stick” When the “Memory Stick” is not inserted When the write-protectswitch on the “Memory Stick” is set to LOCK 147 Copying still images from a tape – PHOTO SAVETo stop copying When the “Memory Stick” is fullIf the write-protectswitch on the “Memory Stick” is set to LOCK When you change “Memory Stick”s in the middle of copying 148 To stop memory photo playbackNotes on the file name To play back recorded images on a TV screen Still image 149 Viewing a still image – Memory photo playbackScreen indicators during still image playbackTo make screen indicators disappear 150 Playing back six recorded images at a time (index screen)To return to the normal playback screen (single screen)Image data modified with your computers or shot with other equipment 151 To stop MPEG movie playback152 Viewing a moving picture – MPEG movie playbackPlayback picture from desired part 153 Screen indicators during moving picture playback154 To cancel the Memory PB ZOOM functionIn Memory PB ZOOM Edge of an enlarged image Moving pictures recorded on “Memory Stick”s To record an image processed by Memory PB ZOOM on “Memory Stick”s 155 To stop the slide showTo pause during a slide show To start the slide show from a particular imageTo view the recorded images on TV If you change “Memory Stick”s during operation 156 -MARK157 Deleting selected imagesTo cancel deleting an image 158 DEL159 Deleting all the imagesTo cancel deleting all the images in the “Memory Stick” 160 MARKPrinter 161 Selecting a type of the 9PICS print screen162 Using the optional printerSelecting date/timeDATE Images recorded in the multi screen mode Moving pictures recorded on “Memory Stick” When “Memory Stick” has no files Images processed by 9PIC PRINT When there are no files with a PRINT MARK — Viewing images with your computer — Tape stills and movies Camcorder Connection cable “Memory Stick” stills and movies 163 Viewing images recorded on a tapeWhen connecting to your computer with the USB port 164 Viewing images with your computer – IntroductionWhen connecting to your computer with the DV port Viewing images recorded on a “Memory Stick” When connecting to your computer without a USB port 165 Notes on using your computerSoftware 166 Recommended computer usage environment when connectingUSB cable and viewing tape images on the computerOS: CPU: Application: DirectX 8.0a or later Sound system: Memory: Hard disk: Display: Others: You cannot use this function in the Macintosh environment 167 Connecting to your computer with USB port – For Windows usersUSB cable and viewing “Memory Stick” images on the computer 168 Installing the USB driverWindows XP Home Edition/Professional users 169 Making your computer recognize your camcorderViewing images recorded on a tape on your computer 170 Viewing images recorded on “Memory Stick”s on your computerYou cannot install the USB driver if a “Memory Stick” is not in your camcorder 171 If you cannot install the USB driver174 Capturing images with “PIXELA ImageMixer Ver.1.0 for Sony”176 Viewing images recorded on a tape on your computer – For Windows usersCapturing still images Capturing moving pictures 177 Seeing the on-linehelp (operating instructions) of “PIXELAImageMixer Ver.1.0 for Sony”To close on-linehelp If you have any questions about “PIXELA ImageMixer Ver.1.0 for Sony” Note on using your computer Communications with your computer 178 Viewing imagesDesired file type Double-clickin this order 179 Viewing images recorded on a “Memory Stick” on your computer–For Windows users Image file storage destinations and image files For Windows Me users (The drive recognizing your camcorder is [E:].)Folder containing still image data Folder containing moving picture data Folder File 180 Recommended Macintosh environment181 Connecting to your computer with USB port – For Macintosh users183 After capturing images and sound185 Changing the menu settingsMenu items are displayed as the following icons: MANUAL SET CAMERA SET VCR SET LCD/VF SET MEMORY SET PRINT SET CM SET TAPE SET SETUP MENU OTHERS Selecting the mode setting of each item zis the default setting is the default setting Menu items differ depending on the position of the POWER switch The LCD screen shows only the items you can operate at the momentMode Meaning Icon/item switch MANUAL SET PROGRAM AE P EFFECT FLASH MODE FLASH LVL WHT BAL N.S. LIGHT AUTO SHTR Note on FLASH MODE and FLASH LVL Note on FLASH LVL CAMERA SET D ZOOM PHOTO REC 16:9WIDE STEADYSHOT FRAME REC INT. REC Notes on the SteadyShot function 186 •The SteadyShot function will not correct excessive camera-shakeIf you cancel the SteadyShot function The SteadyShot off indicator appears. Your camcorder prevents excessive compensation for camera-shakeVCR SET HiFi SOUND AUDIO MIX 187 ST1ST2A/V t DV OUT zOFF LCD/VF SET LCD B.L LCD COLOR Low intensity High intensityVF B.L Notes on LCD B.L. and VF B.L Even if you adjust LCD B.L., LCD COLOR and VF B.L 189 •Do not do any of the following while FORMATTING is displayed:–Change the POWER switch position to others –Operate buttons –Eject the “Memory Stick” You cannot format the “Memory Stick” if the •Format the “Memory Stick” if “FORMAT ERROR” appears •Formatting erases protected image data on the “Memory Stick.”Note on PRINT SET CM SET TITLE TITLEERASE TITLE DSPL CM SEARCH TAPE TITLE ERASE ALL TAPE SET REC MODE AUDIO MODE qREMAIN Notes on the LP mode Notes on AUDIO MODE 190 •You cannot dub audio sound on a tape recorded in the 16-bitmodeWhen playing back a tape recorded in the191 SETUP MENUCLOCK SET USB STREAM USBCONNECT LANGUAGE DEMO MODE Notes on DEMO MODE OTHERS DATA CODE (On the Remote Commander) WORLD TIME BEEP COMMANDER zON DISPLAY REC LAMP VIDEO EDIT When recording a close subject In more than five minutes after removing the power source 192 COMMANDER items are returned to their default settingsOther menu items are held in memory even when the battery is removed 193 In recordingSymptom Cause and/or Corrective Actions 194 Types of trouble and how to correct troubleSymptomCause and/or Corrective Actions CAMERA or DEMO MODE is set to ON in the menu settings without a cassette and a “Memory Stick” inserted your camcorder automatically starts the demonstration c Insert a cassette and a “Memory Stick” or press the LCD screen. The demonstration stops. You can also cancel DEMO MODE (p. 191) • NIGHTSHOT is set to ON c Set it to OFF (p. 32) • NIGHTSHOT is set to ON in a bright place • BACK LIGHT is active c Set it off (p. 32) • BEEP is set to OFF in the menu settings c Set it to MELODY or NORMAL (p. 192) Set STEADYSHOT to OFF in the menu settings (p. 186) c Turn on the external flash (optional) or install the power source •Two or more external flashes (optional) are attached cOnly one external flash (optional) can be attached 195 In playback196 In recording and playback197 When operating using a “Memory Stick”198 Others• The cassette has no cassette memory c Use a cassette with cassette memory (p. 106) • The cassette memory is full c Erase unnecessary title (p. 108) • The cassette is set to prevent accidental erasure c Slide the write-protecttab so that red portion is not visible (p. 21) • The tape has a blank portion in the recorded portion c Superimpose the title to the recorded position (p. 106) cUse a tape with cassette memory (p. 111) •The cassette memory is full cErase unwanted data (p. 108) •The tape is set to prevent accidental erasure cSlide the write-protecttab so that red portion is not visible (p. 21) •The input selector on the VCR is not set correctly cSet it to IR (p. 91) •Setting program on a blank portion of the tape is attempted cSet the program again on a recorded portion (p. 94) •The synchronization of your camcorder and the VCR is not adjusted cAdjust the synchronization of the VCR (p. 92) •The IR SETUP code is incorrect cSet the correct code (p. 88) • Setting program on a blank portion of the tape is attempted c Set the program again on a recorded portion (p. 143) •COMMANDER is set to OFF in the menu settings. c Set it to ON (p. 192) •Something is blocking the infrared rays cRemove the obstacle cInsert the batteries with the correct polarity (p. 221) •The batteries are dead cInsert new ones (p. 221) •DISPLAY is set to V-OUT/LCDin the menu settings. c Set it to LCD (p. 192) 201 Warning indicators100-0001 Warning indicator as to file Slow flashing: C:21:00 Self-diagnosisdisplay (p. 200) EThe battery is dead or nearly dead %Moisture condensation has occurred* Fast flashing: Warning indicator as to cassette memory* Slow flashing: Warning indicator as to “Memory Stick” formatting QWarning indicator as to tape ZYou need to eject the cassette* Slow flashing: -The image is protected* Slow flashing: Warning indicator as to the flash (optional) Warning indicator as to still image recording 202 Warning indicators and messagesWarning messages— Additional Information — 203 Selecting cassette typesCopyright signal When you play back When you record 204 Usable cassettesAudio mode When you play back a dual sound track tapeSound from speaker HiFi Sound Mode Playing back a stereo tape Playing back a dual sound track tape Notes on the cassette When affixing a label on the cassette After using the cassette When the cassette memory function does not work Cleaning gold-platedconnector 205 What is the “InfoLITHIUM” battery packEffective use of the battery pack Remaining battery time indicator How to store the battery pack 206 What is i.LINKAbout the name “i.LINK” i.LINK Baud rate 207 About i.LINKi.LINK functions on this unit Required i.LINK Cable 208 Using your camcorder abroadAC-L10A/L10B/L10C NTSC system PAL system PAL-Msystem PAL-Nsystem SECAM system Simple setting of clock by time difference 209 Moisture condensationIf moisture condensation has occurredNote on moisture condensation How to prevent moisture condensation 210 Maintenance information and precautionsMaintenance information Cleaning the video head Cleaning the LCD screen Removing dust from inside the viewfinder 211 Charging the built-inrechargeable batteryCharging the built-inrechargeable battery Adjusting the LCD screen (CALIBRATION) 212 PrecautionsCamcorder operation On handling tapes AC power adaptor 213 About care and storage of the lensNote on dry batteries 214 Video camerarecorder 215 Specifications216 CamcorderIdentifying the parts and controls 217 qs qdqhqjqs MIC (PLUG IN POWER) jack (red) (p. 102) qd A/V (AUDIO/VIDEO) ID-2jack (yellow) (p. 43, 83, 129, 183) qf (LANC) jack (blue) qg FOCUS button (p. 65) S VIDEO ID-2 jack qj Jack cover qk Holding Grip (p. 24) About the Holding Grip 218 wd Camera recording lamp (p. 24)wf Microphone Note on the Carl Zeiss lens 219 wk NIGHTSHOT switch (p. 32)wl SUPER NS/COLOR SLOW S button (p. 33, 34) ed i (headphones) jack (green) ek Access lamp (p. 115) Notes on the intelligent accessory shoe 220 el Grip Straprd MEMORY EJECT lever (p. 115) r; “Memory Stick” slot rf OPEN/ZEJECT lever (p. 21) ra Viewfinder lens adjustment lever rg Tripod receptacle rs Cassette lid (p. 21) Fastening the grip strap 221 Remote Commander2DISPLAY button (p. 39) 3SEARCH MODE button (p. 77, 78, 80) buttons 5Video control buttons (p. 41) 6Transmitter 7ZERO SET MEMORY button (p. 76) 8START/STOP button (p. 24) 9DATA CODE button (p. 39) q; Power zoom button (p. 29) To prepare the Remote CommanderNotes on the Remote Commander 222 Operation indicatorsLCD screen and viewfinder 223 A, BC, D F, G, H I, J, K, L M, N O, P, Q T, U W, X, Y, Z
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