3. Camtasia Studio Getting Started Guide
Welcome to Camtasia Studio
Camtasia Studio is a complete solution for quickly creating professional-looking videos of your PC
desktop activity. Using Camtasia Studio’s suite of applications, you can:
• Record full-motion screen video with perfect quality
• Include a variety of cursor highlights during recording
• Edit, cut, and join video clips
• Add digital video files (DV, MPEG, WMV) to your screen recordings
• Add interactive Callouts, Zoom-n-Pan effects, Quizzes, Picture-in-Picture, and much more
• Edit and add audio, including voice narration and music
• Create a Web-based or CD-based menu from which to launch your video and other media files
• Produce your final video in any popular file format
Your original Camtasia Studio screen recording is already optimized to give you the smallest video file
size for screen content. In addition to selecting the desired file format during production, Camtasia
Studio can crunch your video file size even further with control over:
• Audio & Video quality and audio codecs
• Frame rate
• Color depth
• Movie dimensions
This guide provides you with an introduction to using Camtasia Studio. Please refer to the Camtasia
Studio Help file for a comprehensive explanation of all Camtasia Studio’s features and options.
We hope you enjoy Camtasia Studio.
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Step 1: Record your Video
The first step in creating your new video project
is to make a screen recording. Camtasia
Recorder is a simple but powerful screen-
recording component that allows you to capture
cursor movements, menu selections, pop-up
windows, layered windows, typing, and
anything else you see on your screen.
In addition to straight screen recording,
Recorder’s advanced features allow you to
draw, annotate, and add effects during
recording. Enhance your recordings with cursor
and object highlighting, graphic and image
annotations, watermarks, time stamps,
captioning, and audible mouse clicks.
Making your First Recording
The easy to use New Recording Wizard
launches automatically when you choose the
Start a new project by recording the screen
option:
. Step
through the wizard to create your first
recording. When you have completed your
recording, your video is placed on the Camtasia
Studio Timeline to edit, produce, and share.
Recorder’s Key Concepts
Toolbars: The main toolbar on the Recorder screen, contains several options for quick access. To display
any or all of the other toolbars, choose the desired toolbar from the View dropdown menu. Once enabled,
a small bullet appears next to the toolbar name.
Options: Next to several of the tool buttons a small, black down-arrow displays. Clicking on the down-
arrow opens a dropdown menu of options related to that tool.
Draw on the Screen: The ScreenDraw feature allows you to draw on your desktop while you record a
video. Make your videos lively and easier to understand by underlining, pointing and illustrating with the
freehand drawing tool. While recording, use the ScreenDraw button on the Annotation toolbar.
Choose Tools > Effects > Hotkeys to setup a hotkey for starting and stopping ScreenDraw.
Zooming Options: Camtasia includes a number of different Zooming options. Zoom In and Zoom Out
focuses into or away from the area in increments, while Zoom To zooms directly to a certain size, specific
region, window or the full screen. AutoZoom allows you to zoom between views with a smooth
appearance by controlling the speed of the image scaling.
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Step 2: Edit and Enhance
The second step in creating your new video
project is to edit and enhance your video.
Camtasia Studio’s main interface allows you
to import video, audio, and image files into a
video project.
Imported files, called clips, reside in the Clip
Bin for easy access. To put a clip on the
Timeline for editing, simply drag and drop it
from the Clip Bin down to the
Timeline. The Timeline is the primary
working area for your editing work.
Once clips are on the Timeline, you
can:
• Adjust timing or position
• Cut or split
• Add Transitions between clips
• Modify the audio
• Record voice narration
• Add a picture-in-picture video
For more information, see page 9.
You can also add Transitions, Quizzes, interactive Callouts, and Zoom effects to your video.
Edit & Enhance Key Concepts
Combine Media: Use the Timeline to combine
various multimedia elements such as video
clips, still images, and audio tracks. You can
join these clips in any number and order that
you desire.
Undo/Redo: When editing, undo or redo the
editing until you are completely satisfied with
the video.
Preserves Originals: Editing clips on the
Timeline doesn’t affect the original files or the
files in the Clip Bin.
Multiple Instances: To show a clip more than once, repeatedly drag to the Timeline from the Clip Bin.
Add Title Clips: Add a graphic before your video clip to act as a title, place a graphic between video
clips to function as a chapter heading, or insert a graphic at the end of your video to feature your credits.
Resizing is Easy: Automatically resize a clip on the Timeline by dragging the end of a clip to make the
clip shorter. Once a clip has been sized smaller, drag the end of the clip again to make it longer.
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Step 3: Produce
The third step in creating your
new video project is production.
When you have set the timing and
sequence of your video clips, still
images, callouts, quizzes, and
voice narration on the Timeline,
you are ready to produce your
final video into a distributable and
sharable format.
To produce your video, within the
Task List in Camtasia Studio,
click on the Produce video as..
link. The Production Wizard
Welcome screen appears. Overall,
there are three different ways to
produce your video.
First, the easy-to-use
Recommend my Production
Settings Wizard takes you through the video production process based on the distribution method that
you choose. With this option, simply answer a few questions about your Timeline content and
distribution channel and you are set to go. We highly recommend that you produce your first few videos
using this Production Wizard.
The second option uses the Custom Production Wizard which allows you more flexibility over your
final video file format as well as the ability to customize frame rates, video, and audio codecs, etc.
The third option uses Production Presets. A Production Preset contains a set of saved production
instructions including the Video File Format, Encoding Options, and Video Size options. Using a
Production Preset makes the production of videos faster and easier and bypasses most of the Production
Wizard process.
1. To use Production Presets, within the Task List, click Produce Video As. The Production Wizard
appears.
2. Enable the Production Preset option.
3. From the dropdown list, click the desired preset.
How will you share your videos?
This is one of the most important questions you need to answer before you begin to produce your video
using the Custom Production Wizard since it directly impacts the type of video format you choose. See
the recommendations given below to help get you started.
If Your Desired Target Is: Internet / Intranet CD DVD
Choose this file format first: Macromedia Flash (SWF) AVI AVI
Choose this file format second: RealMedia (RM) WMV Streaming
QuickTime (MOV) Format
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Step 4: Share
The final step in creating your
video is to actually share it
with your viewing audience.
Camtasia Studio supports all
the popular video and
animation standards, and
allows you to reach a broad
audience by giving you many
different ways to distribute
your videos including
Screencast.com, CD-ROM,
Flash Web menu, DVD, e-mail, and more. And, since your video was created as a project file, you can
reproduce your video over and over again using different file formats that lend themselves to a
particular distribution channel.
Upload Your Video and Any Additional Files to Screencast.com
Screencast.com is a hosting site for business and academic professional users who want an easy-to-use
solution with robust features for hosting and sharing video and other rich media files on the web. The
option to upload your files to Screencast.com is
found within the Custom Production Wizard.
Create a DVD-Ready Video File
Use the DVD production option within the
Recommend my Production Settings Wizard to produce your video in a DVD-ready AVI format.
This means that Camtasia Studio properly sizes and encodes your video with the highest quality options
for use with most 3rd party DVD authoring software applications. Just import your final AVI video into
your DVD project and you are ready to go.
Create a CD Menu Using MenuMaker
Camtasia MenuMaker allows you to create an attractive menu to launch your video, documents,
graphics, and other multimedia files. Using MenuMaker, you can easily create a CD-ROM that
automatically launches the custom menu displayed – a perfect way to distribute information to
customers, students, workgroups, and more.
Publish a Video for Web Distribution Using Theater
Theater for Camtasia Studio adds DVD-like navigation to your screen videos in Flash format. Using
Theater's menu, your users can quickly navigate between multiple Flash movies or view them all in a
pre-defined sequence. Theater presentations can be viewed online and on CD-ROM.
Create a Pack and Show Self Running File
Pack and Show creates a Windows-executable file that your viewers can double-click to automatically
unpack the file, install the TSCC codec and Camtasia Player and then view the video. No special setup
or installation is needed.
Send the Video as an E-mail Attachment
Use the e-mail production option within the Recommend my Production Settings Wizard to produce
your video in an e-mail friendly format. At the end of production process, Camtasia Studio opens a new
e-mail for you with your video contained as an attachment.
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Get Familiar with Camtasia Studio
When you first begin to work within Camtasia Studio, you are in the Timeline or main view.
Several different
components that
reside within the
main view.
Before you begin
to use Camtasia
Studio, take a few
minutes to
familiarize
yourself with the
main screen view.
Menu Bar. Access all the dropdown menus from the menu bar.
Task List. Begin most tasks by selecting an option within this pane.
Clip Bin. Media files are stored here for easy access. Drag a clip from the Clip Bin to the
Timeline to include it in the current video that you are making. All clips within the Clip
Bin are saved with the project.
Main Toolbar. Easily access several commonly used options from here.
Preview Area. Double-click on a clip in the Clip Bin or Timeline to preview it.
Playback Controls. Use the controls to move through the Timeline. Grab the scrubber
control within the Preview Area and drag it to a particular location in the video.
Timeline Toolbar. Use the Timeline Toolbar for adding transitions, splitting the video,
making cuts, adding audio tracks, and adjusting volume.
Timeline. Add Media files (clips), on the Timeline to include in the video.
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Task List and Task Area
Camtasia Studio provides a hyperlinked Task List for choosing feature, media, and production options.
The Task Area displays the options or properties screens for the feature that was selected in the Task
List.
Use the Task List to:
• Select specific tasks or processes via hyperlinks.
• Import media files to the Clip Bin.
• Get help on some of the most commonly used features of Camtasia Studio.
Use the Task Area is to:
• Add, store, and preview your media clips when in Clip Bin view. Drag clips down to the
Timeline for placement within the video.
• Select options and set properties for the task selected in the Task List.
Task List. Begin most tasks within this pane by clicking on a task hyperlink. The Task Area
opens and updates with the available options or properties.
Task Area. Either drag clips to the Timeline (Clip Bin view) or select the options relating to the
task selected in the Task List.
Clip Bin. Your media files are stored here for easy access. Double-click on a clip in the Clip Bin
to preview it in the Preview Area. Drag a clip from the Clip Bin down to the Timeline.
Properties and Options. When a feature is selected in the Task List, the options for that feature
display in this space (called the Task Area).
Transitions. When Transitions are selected in the Task Pane, the work area displays here. The
Storyboard view also appears. Drag the desired Transition down to the Storyboard.
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The Timeline
The Timeline view is the primary working view for most of your editing work. Use the Timeline to
assemble video recordings made using Camtasia Recorder or from some other source as well as other
forms of media such as still images and audio files.
Collectively, the media files placed on the Timeline are called clips. On the Timeline, you control the
timing of each clip, add or remove clips, edit frames, add sound, and much more. You can also add
Quizzes, Callouts, and Zoom effects to your video. These kinds of effects are called Elements and are
represented on the Timeline tracks as different colored icons.
Tracks can be turned on or off using the Tracks button on the Timeline Toolbar.
Timeline Toolbar. Use these tools to cut or split the video, adjust the sound, zoom in or out
on the clip for a better view, or to see additional tracks.
Seek Bar. Wherever the seek bar is located on the Timeline, that area has focus within the
Preview Area. Drag the seek bar to select portions of the video to edit.
Time Reference Status Area. Displays the time that the seek bar is referencing within the
video. Use this area to keep track of the overall time of the total video.
Caption Track. Each Caption that you create displays or appears on the Timeline. A small
portion of the caption displays.
Video and Audio 1 Track. Displays the main video(s) clips and any audio associated with
those clips. All audio displays as a wave form.
PIP Video and Audio Track. Displays the PIP video(s) clips and any audio associated with
those clips. All audio displays as a wave form.
Audio 2 Track. All additional audio added to the Timeline displays on the Audio 2 track.
All audio is displayed as a wave form.
Lock Icons. To the left of each track are tiny icons used to lock a track. Locking a track
prevents the editing or changing of the clips or elements on that track.
Special Effects & Enhancement Tracks. Zoom and Pan keyframes, Callouts, Quizzes,
etc. display on their own tracks. If you move a clip on the Video track, these elements
remain with that clip in their correct location.
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Clips and Elements on the Timeline
Once you begin to add media clips and elements to the Timeline, the Timeline updates to include a
pictorial representation of each of these. This graphic shows you what a typical Timeline might look
like once you begin to add items and make edits to the video clips.
Define a Selection for Editing
To create a selection to edit, hover your cursor over the top of the
Timeline where the time increments are found. Click and hold the mouse
cursor where you want to begin your selection. With the mouse cursor
held down, drag the seek bar across the Timeline.
Cutting a selection from the Timeline
Lock any track(s) that contain clips and elements that you do not want to cut. First, select the range of
time to be cut. The selection is highlighted in blue. Click the Cut Selection button.
Make a Split on the Timeline
Splitting a clip divides one clip into two smaller clips making it easy to insert Transitions or graphics
between scenes. To apply, lock any tracks that contain clips and elements that you do not want to split.
Position the seek bar at the point where you want to make the split. Click the Split button.
To Unlock a Track
Click the Locked icon on the Timeline track that you want to
unlock. The locked track becomes unlocked. Repeat to lock the
track once again.
Clips & Elements Key Concepts
Undo / Redo: Use the Undo button and Redo button on the Timeline’s Editing toolbar to
restore accidental cuts to the video.
Zoom In: Use the Zoom In button to get a close look at the Timeline clips and elements for finer
editing.
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Recorder
Recording your screen is the primary cornerstone or building block for the videos that you create using
Camtasia Studio. Therefore, it is important that you practice and learn how to record the screen in a
clean, steady, professional manner. Additionally, to get the right look in your videos, explore all of the
different effects you can use when recording.
Menu Bar. Access all dropdown menus from the menu bar.
Toolbar Area. Access several commonly used options from the toolbars. The toolbars
change to match the View > Toolbar options.
Input Options. Defines area of the desktop to record. The four Recorder Input options let
you capture the exact area of the screen you want to include in your video.
Video Tab. Use this tab to manually set any configuration options concerning the codecs or
capture mode.
Audio Wizard. Select the audio input device and the input source. You can also adjust the
volume to the best level for the input source selected.
Camera Tab. Select the camera input device. The options for the device are populated by
your web camera.
Main Toolbar. Use to start, pause and stop the recording, and access the Recorder effects
and tools options.
Video Statistics and Properties Area. When recording, you see the video's vital
information displayed here including frame rate, video size, the codec being used, etc.
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Your First Recording
The first step in creating a Camtasia
Studio project is to record your
screen. Use the New Recording
Wizard to assist you in making
your recording options selections.
To begin, click Start > Programs >
Camtasia Studio 4.0.
When the Welcome screen appears,
click the Start a new project by
recording the screen option. The
New Recording Wizard appears.
1. In the Screen Recording Setup
screen define the region of your
desktop to record.
2. For this example, click the
Region of the screen option.
Click Next.
3. Click the Select Region button. Your cursor turns into a crosshair and the wizard minimizes.
4. Drag the crosshair across the desired area on
your desktop to select the region of the screen to
record. The wizard appears again. Click Next.
5. Step through the rest of the wizard selecting
audio and camera options.
6. When you have reached the end of the wizard,
click Finish. The wizard will minimize.
7. Click on the Record button or press F9.
8. Within the recording area, perform some on
screen activity such as opening and closing a
dialog box or typing in a document.
9. Record for about one minute and then
click the Stop button on the toolbar or
press F10.
10. A preview of your recording begins to
play. After playback, click the Save
button.
11. Enter the name of this video in the field
provided. Search and select a folder to
store this movie. Click Save.
12. From the Post Save Options dialog
box, click the desired option.
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Special Effects and Enhancements
Camtasia Studio contains many great features,
effects, and options to create customized,
professional looking videos. This section lists
some of the more popular features.
Voice Narration
Adding voice narration allows you to narrate
your video as you play clips on the Timeline.
Once the narration is complete, your audio
file is added to the Timeline in synch with
your video clip(s).
Transitions
Transition effects allow you to insert
animated effects that smoothly transition one
clip to the next. There are many different
Transitions to choose from to get just the right look that you need or
want for your video.
Markers
A Marker allows you to add a placeholder within your video. You
can also produce your video with a table of contents which displays
the Markers as hyperlinks in the Web page providing easy
navigation points for
your viewer.
Zoom-n-Pan
Zoom-n-Pan effects
allow you to zoom in and out on certain areas of the video,
calling attention to important screen movements or actions
your audience may miss. The Zoom-n-Pan option works by
inserting key frames that tell Camtasia Studio when to zoom
in and when to
zoom out.
PIP
Picture-in-Picture (PIP) allows you to place a video clip
over another video, with both the clips playing together. One
of the clips, typically a talking head camera video, usually
appears in a smaller window, so the viewer can see which
clip forms the main theme.
Title Clips
Title Clips are image clips that allow you to add a title
before the video begins, add chapter headings between clips,
and credits or other information at the end of your video. You can save and export Title Clips as image
files to easily import into other video projects.
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Camtasia Studio and PowerPoint
The Camtasia Studio PowerPoint Add-in allows you to quickly and easily record and produce your
PowerPoint presentations in PowerPoint using the Camtasia Studio Recording toolbar.
1. Start Camtasia Studio.
2. From the Welcome screen, choose Start recording a PowerPoint presentation. The Open
Presentation to Record dialog box appears.
3. Browse to the PowerPoint presentation and click Open. The PowerPoint presentation displays. The
recording toolbar is visible:
4. To record narration or other audio, click the Record Audio button .
5. To record camera video which display as Picture-in-Picture in the final video, click the Record
Camera button . To see the preview of the camera stream as you record, click the Camera
Preview button .
6. To begin the recording, click the Record button. If a tip dialog box appears, read the tip and then
click Close. Also, if you are recording the camera, the camera initialization dialog appears
momentarily.
7. The slide show displays with the actual recording in paused mode.
8. Click the Click to begin recording button that is located in the lower right hand corner. The
recording will begin immediately. Move through the PowerPoint presentation slides as you
normally would, speaking into the microphone to record the voice narration.
9. When you reach the end of the presentation, press the Esc key to end the recording. A prompt
appears asking if you would like to stop recording or continue. Click Stop recording.
10. You are prompted to save your work as a Camtasia Studio recording file (camrec). This allows you
to make changes to your video at a later time. Name this project and then click Save.
Produce your PowerPoint and Include MP3 Audio File, iPod® Video, and Slides
11. The post save options dialog box appears. Click the Produce your recording option. Click OK.
Within the wizard, click the Recommend my production settings option. Click Next.
12. Choose the desired output video file format.
13. To create an MP3 file to include as a file download in an HTML page, check the Create MP3 File
option.
14. To create an iPod-ready video file to include as a file download in an HTML page, check the
Create iPod File option.
15. To include your original PowerPoint
presentation for download in an HTML page,
check the Include PPT file option. Click the
Browse button to locate a PowerPoint
presentation. Click OK. The wizard page
appears.
16. Click Next. Click through the rest of the
Wizard.
17. In the What would you…screen, click Finish.
The rendering of your video and ancillary
files begins. When done, your video and files appear in an HTML page.
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Audio Enhancements
The Audio Enhancements allow you to fix or improve
your audio track(s) by evening out volume levels and
removing noise. To access the Audio Enhancements
properties page at any time, click the Audio
Enhancements tool on the Timeline .
Audio Enhancements Visual Cues
The Audio Enhancements toggle options that apply to
the entire Timeline – not just a selection of the
Timeline or individual audio clip on the Timeline. We
recommend waiting until you have all of your Timeline
editing completed before applying the Audio
Enhancements.
• When the Even out volume levels option is “on”, you see immediate improvement in the variation
of sound levels within the audio waveform.
• When the Noise Reduction option is “on”, the color of the audio waveform will change from teal
to burgundy.
Apply Audio Enhancements
1. Complete all of your edits on the
Timeline.
2. Choose the Audio Enhancements option in the task list or, click the Audio Enhancements tool on
the Timeline. The Audio Enhancements task page opens.
Even Out Volume Levels
3. Check the Even out volume levels option.
4. Select the Settings that best describe the levels of audio variation that you have on the Timeline.
The volume leveling occurs immediately.
Click the Play button in the Preview Area to hear how the new audio sounds. While the video is
playing, check and uncheck the Even out volume levels option to hear a comparison of the before
and after audio quality.
Background Noise Removal
5. Enable the Automatically try to detect noise on the timeline option.
6. Click the Remove Noise button. This process detects noise in the audio using a selection where
there should be silence. A selection on the Timeline is automatically made and the training begins.
Once the training is complete, the noise removal takes place.
7. When this process is complete, the status level turns green and says Noise Removal Complete.
The audio waveform on the Timeline changes color.
Click the Play button in the Preview Area to hear how the new audio sounds. While the video is
playing, check and uncheck the Restore Noise option to hear a comparison of the before and after
audio quality.
8. When you are satisfied with your audio enhancements, click OK. You return to the Timeline view.
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Callouts
A Callout is a graphic you add to the Timeline so an
image displays in the produced video. Callouts draw
attention to an important object or process shown on
the screen. Or, combined with text, they can give
additional tutorial or
instructional
information.
Blur Callout
You can blur a
portion of the screen
by adding a Blur
Callout. This allows
you to professionally mask or hide any confidential
or sensitive information that might be seen in your
screen recording.
Hot Spot Callout
Turn your Callout into a Flash Hot Spot to add
interactivity to a Callout when it is produced as a
Flash movie. For example, add interactivity to make chapters in your video that the viewer can easily
jump to, or, to take the viewer to a Web site after they have finished watching the video.
Flash Quizzes and Surveys
The Flash Quiz and Survey feature allows you to
insert a Quiz or Survey into your project which
appear when your project is produced as a Flash
movie file. Each movie can have multiple Quizzes
and Surveys and each Quiz or Survey can have
multiple questions. You can choose to report the
Quizzing results to your Learning Management
System via SCORM.
You choose the Quiz / Survey reporting options
during the actual production process. When
producing, use the Custom Production Wizard.
The reporting options are found in the wizard’s
Video Options Screen.
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Camtasia Theater’s Interactive Flash Menu
Theater for Camtasia Studio adds DVD-like navigation to your screen videos in Flash format. Using
Theater's menu, your users can quickly navigate between multiple movies or view them all in a pre-
defined sequence. You can view Theater presentations online and on CD-ROM.
Your content is easier to use and
navigate. As a result, viewers can
watch videos at their own pace and
even finish their training ahead of
schedule.
Below, find an overview of the
Theater screen in Menu mode. Before
you begin your work, take a few
minutes to get familiar with the
Theater screens.
Note: Theater works with SWF files
– not FLV files and does not support
Camtasia Studio Quizzing and
Surveys.
If you plan on using Camtasia Studio-
made SWF movies within Theater,
produce your movies within using the
Legacy SWF output template located
on the Custom Production Wizard’s
Flash Templates page.
Menu Bar. Access all dropdown menus from the menu bar.
Colors Options. Choose your options to customize the color of the menu background as well
as the text for your title and movie items.
Export Flash Menu. Click this button to create your menu.
Launch Menu after export. Enable this option to immediately view the menu when the
Export Flash Menu process has completed.
Menu List Options. Choose your SWF files to add to the menu. You can also customize the
order and names of the items by using the tools in the sidebar.
General Properties Options. Choose your options to customize the look of the text for your
title and movie items.
Controls Tab. Choose options for the look of the playback controls that display within the
menu itself and within the individual SWF movies
Menu Tab. Add a title to the menu, customize the look of the menu’s text and background
color, add the desired SWF movies to the menu, and order the movies within the list.
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