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bloody good idea! but you'd always have to keep the place spic and span, since you'd be moving stuff around.
Friday, December 31, 2010
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Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Our 3rd and last week of Christmas Sale!
Before we bid 2010 goodbye, Xilisoft has upgraded one of their best-selling iPad products for the year – iPad Magic Platinum.
Besides the usual iPad file-transfer, backup, copy and sharing, iPad Magic Platinum has been upgraded with the ability to download+convert+transfer online videos in one action! So now, favorite videos from online sites (eg YouTube) watched on your computer or Mac, is sync-ready with your iPad (as well as iPhone or iPod)!
Another notable feature is the ability to create ringtones for your iPhone from your existing music library or from the videos you’ve downloaded through iPad Magic Platinum.
As a Christmas promotion, for the last week of 2010, Xilisoft is offering iPad Magic Platinum at a 20% discount! Click the link and check out other products that are on sale.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Monday, December 27, 2010
iPad Magic Platinum - transfer photos from iPad to computer
iPad Magic Video Blog
iPad Magic Platinum is upgraded with more features.
Besides transfer, copy, backup and file-management, iPad Magic Platitum can now download and convert videos and transfer straight to iPad.
Another feature is creating unique ringtones for your iPhone. You may download YouTube videos and create ringtones from it straight away.
iTunes has limited options to copy music or files from your friends' iPods, iPhone or iPad. But with Xilisoft iPad Magic Platinum, file copying and sharing is possible!
Check out the product here, it's worth the upgrade as it's the same price as iPad Magic.
Thursday, December 23, 2010
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Filmography 2010
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The list:
Films in Order of Appearance:
01. Iron Man 2
02. The Social Network
03. Saw 3D
04. TRON: Legacy
05. Never Let Me Go
06. Legion
07. The Book of Eli
08. Easy A
09. The Runaways
10. Farewell
11. Kick-Ass
12. Jonah Hex
13. Harry Brown
14. The Sorceror’s Apprentice
15. Percy Jackson & The Olympics: The Lightning Thief
16. Despicable Me
17. Stone
18. Dinner For Schmucks
19. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
20. Hereafter
21. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
22. Black Swan
23. Howl
24. Faster
25. Casino Jack
26. Casino Jack and the United States of Money
27. Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist, and Rebel
28. Waiting for Superman
29. Inception
30. Resident Evil: Afterlife
31. The Town
32. The Expendables
33. The A-Team
34. The American
35. The Concert
36. The Tempest
37. Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang
38. The Tourist
39. Metropia
40. Burlesque
41. Love Ranch
42. Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer
43. The Warrior’s Way
44. Twelve
45. Going The Distance
46. Chain Letter
47. Catfish
48. Machete
49. Step Up 3D
50. Devil
51. Clash of the Titans
52. Countdown to Zero
53. Jackass 3D
54. Alice in Wonderland
55. Buried
56. Red
57. Mesrine
58. Predators
59. MacGruber
60. Robin Hood
61. Green Zone
62. The Way Back
63. Due Date
64. Daybreakers
65. Knight and Day
66. Heartbreaker
67. The Karate Kid
68. Secretariat
69. Middle Men
70. Repo Men
71. Hot Tub Time Machine
72. All Good Things
73. Skyline
74. Animal Kingdom
75. Fair Game
76. Paper Man
77. Eclipse
78. Megamind
79. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
80. True Grit
81. Accidents Happen
82. Date Night
83. Perrier’s Bounty
84. Killers
85. How To Train Your Dragon
86. The Other Guys
87. Unstoppable
88. Leap Year
89. Cop Out
90. When In Rome
91. Centurion
92. Salt
93. Takers
94. Barney’s Version
95. Diary of a Wimpy Kid
96. The Winning Season
97. Just Wright
98. Legendary
99. The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest
100. Ong Bak 3
101. Rogues Gallery
102. Defendor
103. District 13: Ultimatum
104. Conviction
105. The Losers
106. The Disappearance of Alice Creed
107. Brooklyn’s Finest
108. Wild Target
109. Four Lions
110. The King’s Speech
111. Boogie Woogie
112. 127 Hours
113. Somewhere
114. Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll
115. Letters to Juliet
116. The Kids are All Right
117. Sex and the City 2
118. Vampires Suck
119. Love and Other Drugs
120. Life As We Know It
121. Blue Valentine
122. Jolene
123. The Extra Man
124. The Last Song
125. Our Family Wedding
126. Morning Glory
127. Greenberg
128. Remember Me
129. Please Give
130. Certified Copy
131. The Last Exorcism
132. Peacock
133. Flipped
134. Cemetery Junction
135. I Love You Phillip Morris
136. Toy Story 3
137. The Romantics
138. Welcome to the Rileys
139. I’m Still Here
140. Get Him To The Greek
141. The Yellow Handkerchief
142. The Greatest
143. The Virginity Hit
144. Furry Vengeance
145. Eat Pray Love
146. Don McKay
147. Solitary Man
148. Cyrus
149. Case 39
150. Dear John
151. The Good Guy
152. Jack Goes Boating
153. You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger
154. Leaves of Grass
155. How Do You Know
156. Death at a Funeral
157. Tamara Drewe
158. The Killer Inside Me
159. The Back-Up Plan
160. Another Year
161. Great Directors
162. The Ghost Writer
163. Splice
164. Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale
165. The Wolfman
166. Piranha
167. A Nightmare on Elm Street
168. Charlie St. Cloud
169. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
170. Biutiful
171. The Lovely Bones
172. Monsters
173. Cairo Time
174. The Crazies
175. Valhalla Rising
176. Ondine
177. It’s Kind Of A Funny Story
178. Stolen Lives
179. Creation
180. Chloe
181. The Debt
182. Princess Ka’iulani
183. Like Dandelion Dust
184. Shutter Island
185. Inhale
186. Heartless
187. Rabbit Hole
188. Let Me In
189. Hemingway’s Garden of Eden
190. The Fighter
191. From Paris With Love
192. Shrek Forever After
193. The Next Three Days
194. Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole
195. Spring Fever
196. Stonewall Uprising
197. Smash His Camera
198. My Soul To Take
199. Life During Wartime
200. The Joneses
201. Mr. Nobody
202. The Good Heart
203. The Lottery
204. Leaving
205. Night Catches Us
206. Nowhere Boy
207. Babies
208. Barry Munday
209. Tooth Fairy
210. Yogi Bear
211. The Borrowers
212. You Again
213. Standing Ovation
214. Soul Kitchen
215. Multiple Sarcasms
216. The Nutcracker in 3D
217. The Last Airbender
218. Youth in Revolt
219. Edge of Darkness
220. Last Night
221. Extraordinary Measures
222. Ramona and Beezus
223. Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore
224. Alpha and Omega
225. Tangled
226. Marmaduke
227. Grown Ups
228. Inside Job
229. Gulliver’s Travels
230. The Spy Next Door
231. The Dry Land
232. Tiny Furniture
233. La mission
234. City Island
235. Letters to God
236. She’s Out of My League
237. Lottery Ticket
238. Wonderful World
239. The Infidel
240. Holy Rollers
241. Why Did I Get Married Too?
242. Paranormal Activity 2
243. Frozen
244. The Switch
245. Finding Bliss
246. Made in Dagenham
247. For Colored Girls
248. Crazy on the Outside
249. The Last Station
250. The Bounty Hunter
251. I’m Here
252. I Am Love
253. Red Hill
254. Country Strong
255. Peepli Live
256. Oceans
257. Sanctum
258. Little Fockers
259. Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work
260. Exit Through The Gift Shop
261. Winter’s Bone
262. Get Low
263. Fish Tank
264. Valentine’s Day
265. The Tillman Story
266. The Company Men
267. Tales from Earthsea
268. Spoken Word
269. To Save A Life
270. Hubble 3D
Here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wv-PfzG8aGp43ZF-vARPbcJaRRSJWJ8FXlMcQIrOi...
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Convert DivX to DVD
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How to burn DivX to DVD
Xilisoft DivX to DVD Converter, a DivX to DVD burning tool, offers an easy solution to convert DivX to DVD. Here is a step-by-step guide to show you how to burn DivX to DVD, DVD folder or ISO image.
Part 1: Getting Started
Part 2: Customize Video Files
Download, install and launch Xilisoft DivX to DVD Converter.
1: Load video files
Click "Add Video File(s)..." button on the toolbar or
click "File > Add Video File(s)..." option from the main menu to load the video files you want to burn.
Or click "File > Add Video Folder..." option from the main menu to choose a folder and load all the video files.
2: Adjust output settings
Destination: Insert a recordable disc, and choose the disc you insert from the drop-down list.
Or choose "Save as DVD Folder" or "Save as Image (.iso)" option to backup your video files onto your hard disk as DVD folder or ISO image.
Volume Label: Enter a name in the textbox as the DVD name.
Writing Speed: According to your CPU configuration, choose an appropriate speed from the drop-down list.
Copies: Click the up and down arrows to set the number of copies you want to burn. If you set it to more than 1, then after burning 1 copy, the program will prompt you to insert a new recordable disc.
3: Create DVD menu
Click "Templates" button on the menu panel, "Menu Templates" window pops up. Choose your favorite template.
For further menu editing, please click "Edit" button on the menu panel to open "Menu Edit" window, in which you can change the template, add background music/picture, title and opening film to your menu.
If you don't want any menu, click "No menu".
4: Start creating DVD
Click "Burn" button at the right bottom of the file list to start burning.
Tips:
1. If you want to do more settings with your video file before burning, please refer to "Part 2: Customize Video Files".
2. You can preview any video file and take snapshot with the built-in player. Select the file in the file list, and click "Play" button in the player to play the file. When there’s a certain scene you like, "Snapshot" button to store the image in the snapshot folder.
1. Adding subtitles
Step 1: Choose a video file in the file list, then click "Subtitles" button on the toolbar to enter the subtitle window, on which click the plus icon on the right panel to choose the subtitle you want to add in the dialog that opens, then the subtitle is displayed in the subtitle list. You can add up to 8 subtitles into the video.
Step 2: Choose a subtitle from the subtitle list, and then choose a language from the "Subtitle Language" drop-down list, and according to your own need, adjust its vertical position and font style.
Step 3: If the subtitle is not synchronous with the video, then drag the "Subtitle Delay" slider left or right to set the delay time, or just enter the delay time in the textbox, or select the time in the textbox and click the up or down arrow to adjust it higher or lower.
Step 4: If you want to set this subtitle as the default one when DVD plays, then click the up arrow on the right top of the subtitle list to move it up to the first place in the list.
Step 5: After adding and editing subtitles, click "Apply" and "Close" to return to the main interface.
Click the plus icon before the video file to expand its subtitle items, you will find the subtitles you added are listed below the video file. Click the plus icon on the row of the subtitle item to add subtitle in the dialog that opens and the pen icon to edit subtitle in the window above.
2. Add audio tracks
Step 1: Choose a video file in the file list, then click "Audio" button on the toolbar. Click the plus icon on the right panel to choose the audio track you want to add in the dialog that opens. You can add up to 8 audio tracks into the video.
Step 2: Choose an audio track from the audio track list, and then choose a language from the "Audio Language" drop-down list. Adjust its volume, bit rate, and channels.
Step 3: If the audio track is not synchronous with the video, then drag the "Audio Latency" slider left or right to set the latency time, or just enter the latency time in the textbox, or select the time in the textbox and click the up or down arrow to adjust it higher or lower.
Step 4: If you want to set an audio track as the default audio when DVD plays, then click the up arrow on the top right panel list to move it up to the first place in the list.
Step 5: After adding and editing audio tracks, do not forget to click "Apply" and "Close" to return to the main interface.
Click the plus icon before the video file to expand its audio track items, you will find the audio tracks you added are listed below the video file.
Click the plus icon on the row of the audio item to add audio and the pen icon to edit audio track in the window above.
3. Clip video file
Step 1: Choose a video file in the file list, then click "Clip" button on the toolbar to open "Clip" window.
Step 2: Click "Play" button to preview the video, determine the start and finish of the clip then click "Set Start Point" and the end point buttons to set which part of the video to clip. A new segment is added into the segment list below.
Step 3: Click "New Clip" button on the left top of the segment list, and repeat the Step 2 to set the start and end point of the segment. Repeat this step to extract as many segments as you want.
Step 4: Click "Apply" button to apply the settings and click "Close" button to close the window and return to the main interface. All the segments you extracted will be merged into a new video file in replace of the original one.
4. Add effects
Step 1: Choose a video file in the file list, and click the dropdown arrow of the "Effect" button to choose "Effect" option.
Step 2: On the "Effect" tab, check the effects you want. Click the up and down arrows to adjust the order of the effects you checked.
5. Crop video size
Step 1: Choose a video file in the file list, and click the down arrow of the "Effect" button to choose "Crop" option from the drop-down list, then "Effect" window appears.
Step 2: On the "Crop" tab, enter the height and width below the "Crop Area Size" label, and enter the left and right margin below the "Position of Crop Area" label to set the crop area.
Or drag the horizontal and vertical lines on the preview window to set the crop area. Check "Keep Aspect Ratio" option and choose the aspect ratio you want from the drop-down list.
6. Add watermarks
Step 1: Choose a video file in the file list, and click the down arrow of the "Effect" button to choose "Watermark" option from the drop-down list, then "Effect" window appears.
Step 2: To add text watermark, click "Add Text Watermark" button, and input the content of text watermark in the list, and adjust the settings below.
To add picture watermark, click "Add Picture Watermark" button, and choose a picture in the dialog that opens, and adjust the settings below.
Tip: After adding effects, cropping area size and adding watermarks, click "Comparing Preview" button to preview the original and fixed ones in the two windows for comparison to check the final effects more clearly.
T&T: Xilisoft iPad Magic Tutorial
This article will tell you how to transfer movies and music between iPad and your computer, copy iPad contents to iTunes, convert and transfer incompatible videos/audios/CD/DVD/ISO images/IFO folder to iPad, and share files among multiple devices with Xilisoft iPad Magic.
This guide includes 6 parts:
- Part 1: Import supported media files to iPad
- Part 2: Backup iPad files to your computer
- Part 3: Copy iPad files to iTunes library
- Part 4: Copy DVD movies to iPad/iTunes
- Part 5: Convert and Transfer incompatible media files to iPad/iTunes
- Part 6: Share files among multiple devices
First, download, install and run Xilisoft iPad Magic, then connect your iPad to your computer, then the application recognizes it automatically and displays its device information on the first interface.
Tip: The program supports connecting iPad, iPod, iPhone and iPod touch simultaneously and sharing files among them.
Import supported media files to iPad
Step 1: Open the library/playlist that you want to import.
Step 2: Click the "Add File(s) to Device" drop-down button on the bottom, choose the "Add File(s) to List" option, and select the files you want in the dialog that opens then import them to your iPad, or choose the "Add Folder to List" option to locate the folder you want and import all the files in the folder to the list.
Tips:
1. You can also right click the library/playlist, and choose "Add File(s) to List" or "Add Folder to List" option to import the files you want to add.
2. If you have connected multiple devices and want to transfer the files to them simultaneously, then first click "Video/Audio" node in the left tree and load the files you want to the list, then check the files you want to import and click the "Export Checked Files to Device" button, then the "Select Copy Destination" dialog will pop up to ask you to choose the target devices you want to copy to. Check the devices you want, and click "OK" to start importing the files to your checked devices simultaneously.
Step 1: Open a library/playlist, and check the files you want to export.
Step 2: Click "Export Checked Files to Local Folder" drop-down button, then choose "Export to Local" option, then select the folder for saving the checked files in the dialog that opens to start exporting.
Tip: You can also right click the checked files, and choose "Export to Local" option to start exporting the files to the folder you want.
Step 1: Open a library/playlist, and check the files you want to export.
Step 2: Click "Export Checked Files to iTunes" button, then iTunes opens and the program starts exporting the files to iTunes.
Tip: You can also right click the checked files, and choose "Export to iTunes" option to start exporting the files to the folder you want.
Step 1: Insert a DVD movie disc you want to copy.
Step 2: Choose the DVD/CD node in the left tree, and click "Open DVD" drop-down button on the bottom, choose the inserted DVD disc from the drop-down list.
Tip: You can also right click the DVD/CD node in the left tree, click "Open DVD" and choose the inserted DVD disc;
or click "Open DVD > Other Folder" to choose a DVD folder, (or click "Open ISO Files..." or "Open IFO Files..." to load the ISO or IFO files you want to import).
Step 3: Check the files you want to import in the list, and click "Export Checked Files to Device" or "Export Checked Files to iTunes" button to copy them to your iPad/iPhone or iTunes library.
Tip:
1. If you have connected multiple devices, then after you click the "Export Checked Files to Device" button, the "Select Copy Destination" dialog will pop up to ask you to choose the target devices you want to copy files to. Check the devices you want, and click "OK" to start copying these files to your checked devices simultaneously.
2. If you didn't connect any device, then after you click the "Export Checked Files to Device" button, the application will prompt you that no device is connected. Click "Yes" to continue ripping DVD movie and save the converted media files in the Video/Audio node for later operation, and click "No" to cancel importing DVD movie.
Step 1: Click the Video/Audio node in the left tree.
Step 2: Click the "Add File(s) to Device" drop-down button on the bottom, choose the "Add File(s) to List..." option, and select the files you want in the dialog that opens to add them to the list. Or choose the "Add Folder to List..." option to locate the folder you want and import all the files in the folder to the list.
Tip: You can also right click the Video/Audio node, and choose "Add File(s) to List..." or "Add Folder to List..." option to add the files you want.
Step 3: Check the files you want in the list, and click "Export Checked Files to Device" or "Export Checked Files to iTunes" button to copy the files into your iPad/iPhone or iTunes library.
Tip:
1. If you have connected multiple devices, then first click "Video/Audio" node and load the files you want to the list, then check the files you want to import and click the "Export Checked Files to Device" button, then the "Select Copy Destination" dialog will pop up to ask you to choose the target devices you want to copy to. Check the devices you want, and click "OK" to start importing these files to your checked devices simultaneously.
2. If you didn't connect any device, then the application will prompt you that no device is connected. Click "Yes" to continue converting the files and save the converted media files in the Video/Audio node for later operation, and click "No" to cancel adding the files.
Step 1: In the left tree list, open a library/playlist in one of the connected devices, and then check the files you want to copy.
Step 2: Click "Export Checked Files to Local Folder" drop-down button, then choose "Export to Other Device(s)..." option to start exporting the files. Or you can right click the checked files and choose "Export to Other Device(s)..." option to start transferring the files to other devices.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Xilisoft iPad Magic Tutorial
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T&T: Xilisoft iPad Magic Tutorial
This article will tell you how to transfer movies and music between iPad and your computer, copy iPad contents to iTunes, convert and transfer incompatible videos/audios/CD/DVD/ISO images/IFO folder to iPad, and share files among multiple devices with Xilisoft iPad Magic.
This guide includes 6 parts:
- Part 1: Import supported media files to iPad
- Part 2: Backup iPad files to your computer
- Part 3: Copy iPad files to iTunes library
- Part 4: Copy DVD movies to iPad/iTunes
- Part 5: Convert and Transfer incompatible media files to iPad/iTunes
- Part 6: Share files among multiple devices
First, download, install and run Xilisoft iPad Magic, then connect your iPad to your computer, then the application recognizes it automatically and displays its device information on the first interface.
Tip: The program supports connecting iPad, iPod, iPhone and iPod touch simultaneously and sharing files among them.
Import supported media files to iPad
Step 1: Open the library/playlist that you want to import.
Step 2: Click the "Add File(s) to Device" drop-down button on the bottom, choose the "Add File(s) to List" option, and select the files you want in the dialog that opens then import them to your iPad, or choose the "Add Folder to List" option to locate the folder you want and import all the files in the folder to the list.
Tips:
1. You can also right click the library/playlist, and choose "Add File(s) to List" or "Add Folder to List" option to import the files you want to add.
2. If you have connected multiple devices and want to transfer the files to them simultaneously, then first click "Video/Audio" node in the left tree and load the files you want to the list, then check the files you want to import and click the "Export Checked Files to Device" button, then the "Select Copy Destination" dialog will pop up to ask you to choose the target devices you want to copy to. Check the devices you want, and click "OK" to start importing the files to your checked devices simultaneously.
Backup iPad files to your computer
Step 1: Open a library/playlist, and check the files you want to export.
Step 2: Click "Export Checked Files to Local Folder" drop-down button, then choose "Export to Local" option, then select the folder for saving the checked files in the dialog that opens to start exporting.
Tip: You can also right click the checked files, and choose "Export to Local" option to start exporting the files to the folder you want.
Copy iPad files to iTunes library
Step 1: Open a library/playlist, and check the files you want to export.
Step 2: Click "Export Checked Files to iTunes" button, then iTunes opens and the program starts exporting the files to iTunes.
Tip: You can also right click the checked files, and choose "Export to iTunes" option to start exporting the files to the folder you want.
Copy DVD movies to iPad/iTunes direcly
Step 1: Insert a DVD movie disc you want to copy.
Step 2: Choose the DVD/CD node in the left tree, and click "Open DVD" drop-down button on the bottom, choose the inserted DVD disc from the drop-down list.
Tip: You can also right click the DVD/CD node in the left tree, click "Open DVD" and choose the inserted DVD disc;
or click "Open DVD > Other Folder" to choose a DVD folder, (or click "Open ISO Files..." or "Open IFO Files..." to load the ISO or IFO files you want to import).
Step 3: Check the files you want to import in the list, and click "Export Checked Files to Device" or "Export Checked Files to iTunes" button to copy them to your iPad/iPhone or iTunes library.
Tip:
1. If you have connected multiple devices, then after you click the "Export Checked Files to Device" button, the "Select Copy Destination" dialog will pop up to ask you to choose the target devices you want to copy files to. Check the devices you want, and click "OK" to start copying these files to your checked devices simultaneously.
2. If you didn't connect any device, then after you click the "Export Checked Files to Device" button, the application will prompt you that no device is connected. Click "Yes" to continue ripping DVD movie and save the converted media files in the Video/Audio node for later operation, and click "No" to cancel importing DVD movie.
Convert and transfer incompatible media files to iPad/iTunes
Step 1: Click the Video/Audio node in the left tree.
Step 2: Click the "Add File(s) to Device" drop-down button on the bottom, choose the "Add File(s) to List..." option, and select the files you want in the dialog that opens to add them to the list. Or choose the "Add Folder to List..." option to locate the folder you want and import all the files in the folder to the list.
Tip: You can also right click the Video/Audio node, and choose "Add File(s) to List..." or "Add Folder to List..." option to add the files you want.
Step 3: Check the files you want in the list, and click "Export Checked Files to Device" or "Export Checked Files to iTunes" button to copy the files into your iPad/iPhone or iTunes library.
Tip:
1. If you have connected multiple devices, then first click "Video/Audio" node and load the files you want to the list, then check the files you want to import and click the "Export Checked Files to Device" button, then the "Select Copy Destination" dialog will pop up to ask you to choose the target devices you want to copy to. Check the devices you want, and click "OK" to start importing these files to your checked devices simultaneously.
2. If you didn't connect any device, then the application will prompt you that no device is connected. Click "Yes" to continue converting the files and save the converted media files in the Video/Audio node for later operation, and click "No" to cancel adding the files.
Share files among multiple devices
Step 1: In the left tree list, open a library/playlist in one of the connected devices, and then check the files you want to copy.
Step 2: Click "Export Checked Files to Local Folder" drop-down button, then choose "Export to Other Device(s)..." option to start exporting the files. Or you can right click the checked files and choose "Export to Other Device(s)..." option to start transferring the files to other devices.
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