You very probably gave us the external (WAN) IP address of your router
instead of the local (LAN) address. The latter should be something like
192.168.001.xyz. Put that latter as your SB's gateway.
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Michael Herger;162570 Wrote:
> > What exactly do you mean by IP configuration? Please clarify, and
> I'll
> > get the information. Thanks.
>
> What IP address, gateway, dns did you set when configuring the static
> IP
> settings on your devices?
>
> If you don't know what this means, there's
What exactly do you mean by IP configuration? Please clarify, and I'll
get the information. Thanks.
What IP address, gateway, dns did you set when configuring the static IP
settings on your devices?
If you don't know what this means, there's a good chance your
configuration isn't correct.
FYI - I also have a Nokia N80, which also has 11g.
I did try it a couple of times with the PDA skin.
>From memory, it worked but was not easy to use.
Small screen and lack of a touch interface on the phone made it
cumbersome.
So I do suggest that you find a way to try it out before you buy.
I got
Michael Herger;162565 Wrote:
> > There must be some setting on my router than needs
> > changing, but I haven't a clue.
>
> Routers usually aren't affected by such changes as long as you're
> choosing
> addresses out of the same range as the router's DHCP range. What's your
> IP
> configurat
There must be some setting on my router than needs
changing, but I haven't a clue.
Routers usually aren't affected by such changes as long as you're choosing
addresses out of the same range as the router's DHCP range. What's your IP
configuration on router, PC and SB?
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When I was using DHCP, I had no problems getting internet radio, but my
laptop kept getting bumped of the network due to IP address conflicts.
Now I'm using a static IP which seems to have solved the problem just
mentioned. But now I can't connect to any internet radio stations or
squeezenetwork.
I don't see myself using a usb port or an ipod doc.
It is not that hard to plug a thumb drive in the PC and use browse
folders to play it.
I have sandboxes setup for each of the kids to dump their own music in
and browse folders gets used a lot.
Perhaps one option would be to be able to use bro
Thanks Ceejay.
I finally have slimserver working stable. I turned off McAfee virus
scan. I don't know how to set it up to skip certain files as
recommended.
If anyone knows how to do this in mcAfee Total Protection 2007 please
let me know because I don't want to leave it off for long.
Is there a
Jack Coates wrote:
> Of course, if that's the only point, one could argue that it really
> ought to have an ipod dock in it too. And some speakers. In fact, why
> not just build a squeezebox into an existing dock?
>
> In all honesty, an ipod dock is much more feasible than a usb reader.
Isn't thi
Of course, if that's the only point, one could argue that it really
ought to have an ipod dock in it too. And some speakers. In fact, why
not just build a squeezebox into an existing dock?
In all honesty, an ipod dock is much more feasible than a usb reader.
On 12/14/06, slimkid
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You're welcome, hope it solves the issue!
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autopilot;162375 Wrote:
> Would not work, but why would you want
> to do this anyway?
To be able to walk to the SB, stick in the memory card and listen to
what's on it.
autopilot;162375 Wrote:
> It defies the whole point of the squeezebox, surely?
And the whole p
Konig;162269 Wrote:
> Word Clock
...you're aware of the Transporter?
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Ben Sandee;162379 Wrote:
> On 12/14/06, autopilot <
> autopilot.2it95o1166108102 (AT) no-mx (DOT) forums.slimdevices.com>
> wrote:
> >
> >
> > ezkcdude;160775 Wrote:
> > > How about adding a physical memory slot (SD would be nice, or USB
> port)
> > > for playing music directly off a thumb drive?
NauticusLX wrote:
> Here's a simple question: is the SqueezeBox read to use out of the box?
> Assuming I already have a wireless network and SlimServer installed, do
> I have to do any "tinkering" before I hear music coming out of my
> speakers?
If you have the SlimServer delivering music, to eit
Here's a simple question: is the SqueezeBox read to use out of the box?
Assuming I already have a wireless network and SlimServer installed, do
I have to do any "tinkering" before I hear music coming out of my
speakers?
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Could be bug#4024 (fixed in the nightlies).
Basically if a track has ALBUMARTIST set, the track artist won't show
on the Squeezebox. You can change your tagging or use a nightly,
whichever is easiest.
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Olav Sunde;162492 Wrote:
>
> There is a fix available for this at the Infrant web site.
Thanks, I shall look into that.
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Wirrunna wrote:
Good work.
But after the Adelaide test the Poms won't want to know and us Aussies
will watch it live!
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Do you mean on the Squeezebox display? Try going to your SlimServer web
interface (system preferences -> SlimServer -> web access) then go to
player settings (under settings). Right after player name you'll see
the settings I think you're interested in.
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You've run into a bug in SlimServer 6.5.0 (Live365 problems), simply
update to 6.5.1 and that will work:
http://www.slimdevices.com/downloads/nightly/latest/6.5/
This new version of SlimServer will also fix the other issue of not
being able to access the share. The new version of SlimServer has
I simply added additional check for $type of the stream (aap) and
$format (mp3)
It is not perfect - it's too 'specific' for 'universality' of the code
but it works for me ;)
In fact I agree with Bryan - this check on "$format eq 'mp3'" shouldn't
be there at all but since it is, it might have some
This:
div#pagecontainer {
top: 70; height: 83%; overflow-y: auto; width: 100%; position:
absolute; z-index: 2;
}
uses up some of the top white apace above the picture and gets all the
buttons in the picture. It'll do for now I guess.
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mdzmura;162277 Wrote:
> In these cases, I would of course prefer the Slimserver to serve up the
> FLAC to the Squeezebox).
>
>
This is the subject of a long standing enhancement request, I don't
think there is any sign of movement on it though.
It does make me wonder though - are the FLACs an
I get the same thing, sort of. It doesnt appear to find the flac files
but on closer inspection it does find them but cant read the tags. AS a
result it classes the songs under "no artist". Check and see if yours is
doing the same.
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Thanks for the replies & apologies for my delayed response...
No, I do not need to enter my username / password in iTunes for the (in
this case Windows Media files) to play. Quite how iTunes is allowed to
access my password protected account I am not sure but it does (as does
WMP11)!
I have t
Jon,
You are right most providers give out dynamic IP addresses rather than
static. But it is very likely you will maintain the same IP address
time after time, unless you turn off your Broadband connection for a
long period.
Even if the IP address changes you could still only allow the IP range
mbonsack;162439 Wrote:
> More importantly, there is also a cost in distributing and maintaining a
> daily release. At some point the 6.5.1 development process will stop;
> I'm just wondering when that might be.
>
>
Ummm .. no. The development process never stops (we hope!). The
nightlies go
thanks for your help. Ill let you know if I find a magic formula! by the
way if the challenge interests you it seems to be possible to download a
version of the pepper desktop to a windows machine from www.pepper.com
maybe it correctly emulates the browser.
graham
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It's my belief that you should be able to get this working by tweaking
height and width params until the magic combo is achieved. CSS can be a
fickle mistress.
It could be, however, that PepperPad's firefox is getting confused
about how wide its screen is in fullscreen (that is, it's not taking
below about 83% I get another set of scroll bars - so the "scroll" stays
the same just the central window "pulls away" from the base (with the
stuff about songs, artists server settings etc)
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Ah, I see now. Page is too long, not too wide. My mistake.
Try changing the height: attribute in the same pagecontainer div.
If it's set to 85%, try 80%. You may need to iterate down until you
find a height that forces the page to render correctly on your
PepperPad.
Let me know how that works.
Takshaka wrote:
Thanks guys, that did the trick.
I can confirm happily that the NAS box works just fine as a server, so
now I'm starting to transfer stuff.
One thing of note (for me at least - had me worried for a sec) was the
when switching between servers I got a firmware update on the
Transp
a version of 6.5.1 from a couple of weeks.Anyway Ive cut and pasted your
code and no change Im afraid FWIW the pepper browser is basically
Firefox about 1.5 ish
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We must be either using different versions of slimserver (I'm on a 6.5.1
via subversion checkout), or you are tweaking Nokia770 instead of Touch.
Either way, adjusting the width for the pagecontainer div element should
do what you need. Is it working okay now?
#!/ben
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it looks a little different
div#pagecontainer {
position: absolute;
top: 80;
height: 364px;
width: 96%;
overflow: visible;
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I just wanted to chime in on this situation also. I've been pulling my
hair out for the past week trying to fix the same exact problem. I
also configured McAfee Security Center to scan only documents and
programs. Voila, all 7,236 songs finally showed up.
Thanks for all the help.
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did I say an hour or two? How about a minute or two...
Edit the file in your slimserver directory called
HTML/Touch/slimserver.css
change this width in the pagecontainer section from 100% to something
less than 100. I'd recommend 98% to start with, and keep ramping it
down until things render as
I really appreciate it.
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I ran into this phenomena frequently with the Nokia 770 as well. I don't
think removing whitespace is the way to go, but rather tweaking how
widths are defined in the CSS.
I'll do some experimenting and get back to you in an hour or two.
#!/ben
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> Ross from SlimDevices did comment... and he declined to predict when
> 6.5.1 would be released. I'm sure if he wanted to offer more insight,
> he would have.
This reminds me of that famous Onion article:
God Answers Prayers Of Paralyzed Little Boy
'No,' Says God
December 9, 1998 | Issue
Thanks guys, that did the trick.
I can confirm happily that the NAS box works just fine as a server, so
now I'm starting to transfer stuff.
One thing of note (for me at least - had me worried for a sec) was the
when switching between servers I got a firmware update on the
Transporter. This happe
Im thinking some whote space around the picture could be removed maybe?
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might be worth a couple of dozen words...
+---+
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On 12/14/06, mbonsack <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can someone from Slim please comment?
Ross from SlimDevices did comment... and he declined to predict when
6.5.1would be released. I'm sure if he wanted to offer more insight,
he would
have.
Ben
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Many thanks to all those who helped me out on this.
I think I have it fixed, that is, all 8800~ songs can be played now.
On McAfee Security Center, I set the "Specify Types of files to scan"
on real time scanning, to program files and documents only. This seemed
to work. I would have preferred t
gandt;162454 Wrote:
> Touch still gives me a slight scroll. Its because Peppers browser
> retains the url box and stuff even in "full screen" mode.
>
> just realised was not being clear the skin is TOO DEEP by a few pixels
> not too short
>
>
> grahamt
naw, you were being clear. I just couldn
Touch still gives me a slight scroll. Its because Peppers browser
retains the url box and stuff even in "full screen" mode.
just realised was not being clear the skin is TOO DEEP by a few pixels
not too short
grahamt
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gandt;162446 Wrote:
> I am using the nokia 770 skin on my new pepper pad 3 and I am just a few
> pixels short of nirvana. Basically it works well but doesn' quite fit
> the screen - its a few pixels too deep {say the depth of the music
> progress bar) Is there any way a lay person can perform a m
Quoting Takshaka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
How can I tell the Transporter which server to connect to?
press and hold the LEFT button. that will take you back into the
initial setup where you can often choose from available servers if
they've been detected. Otherwise, there is the option to go
How can I tell the Transporter which server to connect to?
Go to the player's main menu and keep LEFT pressed until you're back in
the player's settings menu. Scroll down until you have the menu to select
another server.
Is there any
problem flipping from one to another?
No. But your pl
I am using the nokia 770 skin on my new pepper pad 3 and I am just a few
pixels short of nirvana. Basically it works well but doesn' quite fit
the screen - by a matter of a few pixels of depth {say the depth of the
music progress bar) Is there any way a lay person can perform a marginal
mod to the
I got my Transporter on Saturday and am running slimserver on a linux
box. Today I got an Infrant ReadyNAS
(http://www.infrant.com/products/products_details.php?name=ReadyNAS%20NVPlus)
with slimserver installed.
How can I tell the Transporter which server to connect to? Is there any
problem flipp
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Peter;162026 Wrote:
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Plus an open port puts up a red flag to all the bots out there
looking
for interesting IPs. A hacker may come back and do some further
investigation - finding other things that may be much more dangerous
and that
ceejay;162407 Wrote:
> Well, I'd rather they spent time fixing bugs and adding capability than
> in formal release cycles every month, say (which would be very
> expensive).
>
> Ceejay
I agree that formal release every month doesn't make sense, but 6.5.0
in my opinion was rushed due to a major
Why would you want to do that?
Reason I'm asking is because I'm trying to get wehter you are SB user
or developer.
If you are the user, then doing that really doesn't make sense and
doesn't benefit you in any way.
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Thanks, I'll try that this weekend.
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Storm III | JMT PPA headamp with custom
For example, is it okay to just install everything over
your existing version?
As long as you're only upgrading nightlies of a stable branch, this should
be fine. Care must be taken when there are major changes as from 6.3 to
6.5.x.
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On 12/14/06, aubuti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Ben Sandee;162379 Wrote:
> Yes, you are right. It would be *impossible* for SD to release a device
> called SB4 with support for playing off local USB or flash media.
Come on now, play by the rules. No one is actually allowed to say that
it's impo
I am using version 6.5.1 - 10498 that I clean installed and it works
well. I would like to keep up to date with the latest nightly without
uninstalling and reinstalling everything, but I certainly don't want to
break anything. I searched and only found this on the Windows
Installation Guide:
"Con
MelonMonkey;161981 Wrote:
> Randy, are you sure iTunes isn't picking up some of its artwork from the
> iTunes store? If so, that artwork isn't automatically included inside
> the music files and therefore also not available to Slimserver.
>
Yep. Those songs missing artork in Slimserver must h
Ben Sandee;162379 Wrote:
> Yes, you are right. It would be *impossible* for SD to release a device
> called SB4 with support for playing off local USB or flash media.
Come on now, play by the rules. No one is actually allowed to say that
it's impossible -- one is only allowed to say that *other
I just used an 100 Ohm resistor to couple my ground to earth in my power
amplifiers. This should be enough for static. I also added a 100nf
capacitor in parallel. Works like a charm and all humming is gone.
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mbonsack;162403 Wrote:
> Then why not just run it through a formal cycle and release it so that
> folks not accustomed to the Slim "late beta is just as good as a final
> release" way of doing business can grab the release and be assured that
> it is reasonably up-to-date with respect to bug fixe
Quoting mbonsack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Bottom line -- why does slim feel that 6.5.1 is *not* ready to go
through the formal testing/release cycle at this time?
who said it isnt?
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ceejay;162299 Wrote:
>
> Being "released" doesn't mean its been magically annointed with
> anti-bug pixie dust, it just means its been through a formal test
> -and-release cycle.
Then why not just run it through a formal cycle and release it so that
folks not accustomed to the Slim "late beta
You're obviously not in the UK.
The Nait should be grounded through the mains lead - the ground is
connected to the metal chassis and provides a safety earth in the event
of an internal fault making the metalwork live. Maybe if you're on 110V
this isn't considered necessary ...
If you can, I wo
Michael Herger;162296 Wrote:
>
> But slimserver still won't run faster on a dual core (or multi CPU)
> system
> of the same architecture as it is single threaded.
>
True for the core slimserver itself, but there are other processes
running (the scanner, mysql, codecs for transcoding, etc) and
Nothing else is connected to the Nait. Also, the power cable to the Nait
is connected to an un-grounded outlet (only have grounded outlets in the
kitchen/bathroom).
/Munge
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On 12/14/06, autopilot <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
ezkcdude;160775 Wrote:
> How about adding a physical memory slot (SD would be nice, or USB port)
> for playing music directly off a thumb drive? This way, you could play
> music directly off the thumb drive without having to turn on the
> compu
Mine does that on shuffle quite often - no idea why. The tracks play
perfectly well in WMP or iTunes so I am stuck for a logical answer.
I've had a few niggles since 6.5 to be honest and tech support have
tried to resolve them but nothing has worked so I have given up trying
to sort it and will
ezkcdude;160775 Wrote:
> How about adding a physical memory slot (SD would be nice, or USB port)
> for playing music directly off a thumb drive? This way, you could play
> music directly off the thumb drive without having to turn on the
> computer.
Would not work, but why would you want to do th
What else do you have connected to the Nait?
The SB3 has no ground and Naim systems expect a signal ground to mains
earth connection in the CDP.
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There is a NAIM forum at www.naim-audio.com and you may get the best
help there.
However, I've been running all NAIM gear with an SB3 (with stock psu
and Elpac psu) and then a Transporter and have never experienced any
humming or ground loop problems. I think there are a couple of others
on this f
Mark Lanctot wrote:
spacemarmot;162207 Wrote:
* use an OLED or OEL
One of the huge benefits that Logitech brings to the table is that a
larger company can handle more SKUs than a small one. I'd love to see
some options in the display area -- the VFD is awesome for some
applications, but
I have a friend with Naim gear and it has always been funny about
grounding and electric shocks if you touch the wrong component (that's
one way to keep people from touching your gear!). I don't know if
your problem is a floating ground, etc, but I'm pretty sure the issue
is with the naim.Now
Paul Webster;161705 Wrote:
> You could ignore the phone part ...
>
Of course. That suggestion seems both obvious and counter-intuitive at
the same time. Thanks for helping me see the forest through the trees.
And I wouldn't have to completely ignore the phone part. For $100 I
could get prepai
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This issue may be related to this thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=22963&highlight=play+stops
For the first time that I can remember, the SB3 stopped playing in the
middle of a track. I was playing using Random Song Mix. The SB3 had
played maybe 20 tracks, and then "froze"
I can find hardly anything I'd want adding to a squeezebox. It's the
best thing I've ever bought. Therefore I'm down to minor stuff:
I might be wrong but I thought that part of the reason that sync never
quite worked was the hardware. Either way: I'd love to see
synchronisation actually properly
Hi,
I'm having numerous issues with my SlimServer (SS) Windows XP
installation. Here's the background:
1) Installed latest version of SS on my DELL Notebook. Zone Alarm was
running and I had I Tunes 6.0 during the installation.
2) I've turned off Zone Alarm
3) I've upgraded ITunes to the lat
Interesting. Browse Music Folder causes the scanner to look at just
those directories and add them to the database, which is working for
you, which suggests that the files are readable and make sense to SS
(though you knew this already!).
But the scanner itself isn't finding them. OK, so try ru
tyler_durden;159723 Wrote:
> 11b is bad enough in handhelds, 11g probably sucks too much power.
> That's why you don't find it in PDAs that are meant to be small and
> portable.
SpecTec has a Micro Secure Digital 11g card for PDA/Smartphones that
only draws 188mA...
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Peter;162313 Wrote:
> ceejay wrote:
> > Not sure I understand the reluctance to try 6.5.1 ... the time to
> > download, install and try out isn't very long: there is a good
> chance
> > it will fix a bug that's annoying you: and you can easily go back if
> it
> > introduces something you don't li
Try one last thing... uninstall the slimserver and install it again.
Restart you computer and shut down you internet connection, virus
scanner and fire wall. Then point to you music folder and run the scan.
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@ceejay - The music folder is definitely correct as if I choose
Browse>Music Folder on the Squeezebox, everything is showing and
playable. In fact since I played an album by that method, that one
artist/album now shows in the library. Weird. I'm not using iTunes or
any other external database tool
Pale Blue Ego;162253 Wrote:
> Why would these ports be open to the world in the first place? You can
> limit the address range.
Not practical, in this case. I plan on taking the SB to my
mother-in-law's for Christmas. She has Verizon DSL, but gets a dynamic
IP just like 99% of everybody with hi
I have an SB2 connected to my Naim Nait 5, and there is a constant low
noise from the speakers (regardless of whether the SB is on or off).
The noise does not get louder if I increase the volume on the Nait. Is
this likely to be a grounding problem with the Naim, or something with
the RCA --> DIN
ceejay wrote:
Not sure I understand the reluctance to try 6.5.1 ... the time to
download, install and try out isn't very long: there is a good chance
it will fix a bug that's annoying you: and you can easily go back if it
introduces something you don't like.
That's a pretty insensitive remar
I am getting only the track name but not the artist
Using Mac and iTunes
How do I get the artist's name?
Henry
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mdzmura wrote:
I have searched the forums and not found answers to my two biggest
questions (although I have seen one of the questions with no good
answers):
1. I have a ton of FLAC stuff, a ton of MP3 stuff, and a fair amount of
Ogg. All of these files are under a common root in a Linux ext3 f
Michael Herger wrote:
>> The 2.13Ghz you saw is an E6400 and due to the design
>> of the CPU is outperforms processors well over 3Ghz.
>
> But slimserver still won't run faster on a dual core (or multi CPU)
> system of the same architecture as it is single threaded.
slimserver won't in itself bu
Not sure I understand the reluctance to try 6.5.1 ... the time to
download, install and try out isn't very long: there is a good chance
it will fix a bug that's annoying you: and you can easily go back if it
introduces something you don't like.
Being "released" doesn't mean its been magically ann
The 2.13Ghz you saw is an E6400 and due to the design
of the CPU is outperforms processors well over 3Ghz.
But slimserver still won't run faster on a dual core (or multi CPU) system
of the same architecture as it is single threaded.
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raff;162117 Wrote:
> well I got it sorted ;)
>
> took advice from Bryan
> http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4266
>
>
>
> As soon as I changed this sub by removing "|| $format eq 'mp3'"
> (actually I added additional 'if' statement inside this original 'if'
> to check for 'aap' and '
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