Videos!

I’ve finally got my server running, so for those of you with a fast
internet connection, I posted a vew videos. They are linked to from
http://lutkus.unicyclist.com

Some of the things you might want to check out:

http://129.21.147.69/video/Kris_Holm_workshop/ Kris Holm’s workshop from
the 2001 NUC in Toronto

http://129.21.147.69/video/NUC_2001/ some misc. clips I took at NUC (I’ve
got a few more to encode yet) Most of these concentrate on trials. (In
general, I found it more fun to ride than tape at the convention)

http://129.21.147.69/video/misc/ lutkus_juggle_doc – a short documentary
some film students made on me :slight_smile: lutkus_uw_mount – my second successful
jump mount on an ultimate wheel lutkus_bike_glide – gliding, while being
pulled by a bike

Just about everything there is encoded in divx. I know very little about
video encoding, so if you’ve got any tips for me, let me know.

If you’d like to do anything with these videos besides view for your
personal enjoyment, drop me a line, and I’ll verify the person on film is
OK with it.

Enjoy

Sent via the Unicyclist Community - http://Unicyclist.com

Wow, very nice Jeff. I’m no expert about encoding either, but 720x480 is
huge - you could cut the file size a bit by going a little smaller and
also doing something less than 24 bit color. Although I have to say the
quality is great!

                             Thanks,
                              Nathan

“Jeff Lutkus” <lutkus@unicyclist.com> wrote in message
news:mailman.1007175721.13595.rsu@unicycling.org
> I’ve finally got my server running, so for those of you with a fast
> internet connection, I posted a vew videos. They are linked to from
> http://lutkus.unicyclist.com
>
> Some of the things you might want to check out:
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/Kris_Holm_workshop/ Kris Holm’s workshop from
> the 2001 NUC in Toronto
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/NUC_2001/ some misc. clips I took at NUC
> (I’ve got a few more to encode yet) Most
of
> these concentrate on trials. (In general, I found it more fun to ride
than
> tape at the convention)
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/misc/ lutkus_juggle_doc – a short
> documentary some film students made on me :slight_smile: lutkus_uw_mount – my
> second successful jump mount on an ultimate wheel lutkus_bike_glide –
> gliding, while being pulled by a bike
>
> Just about everything there is encoded in divx. I know very little about
> video encoding, so if you’ve got any tips for me, let me know.
>
> If you’d like to do anything with these videos besides view for your
> personal enjoyment, drop me a line, and I’ll verify the person on film
> is OK with it.
>
> Enjoy

Hi Jeff,

these Videos are very very good! The Kris Holm Workshop is great. Now are
all now on my computer :wink: But the juggle-movies I like too!

Greets -Felix

…want more videos… www.unitrial.de

Jeff Lutkus <lutkus@unicyclist.com> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
mailman.1007175721.13595.rsu@unicycling.org
> I’ve finally got my server running, so for those of you with a fast
> internet connection, I posted a vew videos. They are linked to from
> http://lutkus.unicyclist.com
>
> Some of the things you might want to check out:
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/Kris_Holm_workshop/ Kris Holm’s workshop from
> the 2001 NUC in Toronto
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/NUC_2001/ some misc. clips I took at NUC
> (I’ve got a few more to encode yet) Most
of
> these concentrate on trials. (In general, I found it more fun to ride
than
> tape at the convention)
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/misc/ lutkus_juggle_doc – a short
> documentary some film students made on me :slight_smile: lutkus_uw_mount – my
> second successful jump mount on an ultimate wheel lutkus_bike_glide –
> gliding, while being pulled by a bike
>
> Just about everything there is encoded in divx. I know very little about
> video encoding, so if you’ve got any tips for me, let me know.
>
> If you’d like to do anything with these videos besides view for your
> personal enjoyment, drop me a line, and I’ll verify the person on film
> is OK with it.
>
> Enjoy
>

> Sent via the Unicyclist Community - http://Unicyclist.com

Very nice. I especially enjoyed the “Lutkus Documentary”.

-mg

“Jeff Lutkus” <lutkus@unicyclist.com> wrote in message
news:mailman.1007175721.13595.rsu@unicycling.org
> I’ve finally got my server running, so for those of you with a fast
> internet connection, I posted a vew videos. They are linked to from
> http://lutkus.unicyclist.com
>
> Some of the things you might want to check out:
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/Kris_Holm_workshop/ Kris Holm’s workshop from
> the 2001 NUC in Toronto
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/NUC_2001/ some misc. clips I took at NUC
> (I’ve got a few more to encode yet) Most
of
> these concentrate on trials. (In general, I found it more fun to ride
than
> tape at the convention)
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/misc/ lutkus_juggle_doc – a short
> documentary some film students made on me :slight_smile: lutkus_uw_mount – my
> second successful jump mount on an ultimate wheel lutkus_bike_glide –
> gliding, while being pulled by a bike
>
> Just about everything there is encoded in divx. I know very little about
> video encoding, so if you’ve got any tips for me, let me know.
>
> If you’d like to do anything with these videos besides view for your
> personal enjoyment, drop me a line, and I’ll verify the person on film
> is OK with it.
>
> Enjoy
>

> Sent via the Unicyclist Community - http://Unicyclist.com

Loved the vids, thanks for posting them!

Also, I especially liked the ‘They Might Be Giants’ T-shirt you are
wearing in the juggling docu. My young lady and I went to see them in
Manchester last week, and even though I had to literally drag myself from
a flu ridden sickbed I had one of the best nights out in a long time.
What a band!

David Straitjacket www.straitjacketcircus.co.uk

Jeff Lutkus <lutkus@unicyclist.com> wrote in message
news:mailman.1007175721.13595.rsu@unicycling.org
> I’ve finally got my server running, so for those of you with a fast
> internet connection, I posted a vew videos. They are linked to from
> http://lutkus.unicyclist.com
>
> Some of the things you might want to check out:
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/Kris_Holm_workshop/ Kris Holm’s workshop from
> the 2001 NUC in Toronto
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/NUC_2001/ some misc. clips I took at NUC
> (I’ve got a few more to encode yet) Most
of
> these concentrate on trials. (In general, I found it more fun to ride
than
> tape at the convention)
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/misc/ lutkus_juggle_doc – a short
> documentary some film students made on me :slight_smile: lutkus_uw_mount – my
> second successful jump mount on an ultimate wheel lutkus_bike_glide –
> gliding, while being pulled by a bike
>
> Just about everything there is encoded in divx. I know very little about
> video encoding, so if you’ve got any tips for me, let me know.
>
> If you’d like to do anything with these videos besides view for your
> personal enjoyment, drop me a line, and I’ll verify the person on film
> is OK with it.
>
> Enjoy
>

> Sent via the Unicyclist Community - http://Unicyclist.com

Thanx for the great big files- I’m on top of an internet back bone, and the download times were no problem. Now, if I only had some speakers!

Funny, TMBG is my first choice in tunes, too.

Christopher

> Loved the vids, thanks for posting them!

Glad to hear people are enjoying them. Funny thing is, my computer isn’t
powerful enough to watch them on :frowning: (Why should a computer engineer have
an up-to-date computer?) My roommate was kind enough to loan me his
computer over thanksgiving break. Eventually, I hope to shoot and post
some more videos. I’ve still got a few more gigs of free hard drive space.

> Also, I especially liked the ‘They Might Be Giants’ T-shirt you are
> wearing in the juggling docu. My young lady and I went to see them in
> Manchester last week, and even though I had to literally drag myself
> from a flu ridden sickbed I had one of the best nights out in a long
> time. What a band!

It’s interesting – every time I wear that shirt to a juggling, or
unicycling meeting or convention, I get lots of comments. When I wear it
to class, work, or wherever else, no one notices.

Jeff Lutkus

Sent via the Unicyclist Community - http://Unicyclist.com

> > Loved the vids, thanks for posting them!
>
> Glad to hear people are enjoying them. Funny thing is, my computer
> isn’t powerful enough to watch them on (Why should a computer
> engineer have an up-to-date computer?) My roommate was kind enough to
> loan me his computer over thanksgiving break. Eventually, I hope to
> shoot and post some more videos. I’ve still got a few more gigs of free
> hard drive space.

Jeff, I can’t watch those videos either. What do I need? I have an 1.1 ghz
Athlon with 128 meg memory and 20 gig drive. I downloaded one of them and
tried to play it on MS Media player but all I got was some sound. I think
I saw something about Divx ?? what is that? Where do I get it?

> > Also, I especially liked the ‘They Might Be Giants’ T-shirt you are
> > wearing in the juggling docu. My young lady and I went to see them in
> > Manchester last week, and even though I had to literally drag myself
> > from a flu ridden sickbed I had one of the best nights out in a long
> > time. What a band!
>
> It’s interesting – every time I wear that shirt to a juggling, or
> unicycling meeting or convention, I get lots of comments. When I wear it
> to class, work, or wherever else, no one notices.
>
> Jeff Lutkus

Lowell

Check out www.divx.com for the divx codex plug-in for windows media player.

Christopher

I watched all the unicycling videos and some of the juggling ones. I
enjoyed them a lot. Thanks Jeff.

Jeff Lutkus wrote:

> I’ve finally got my server running, so for those of you with a fast
> internet connection, I posted a vew videos. They are linked to from
> http://lutkus.unicyclist.com
>
> Some of the things you might want to check out:
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/Kris_Holm_workshop/ Kris Holm’s workshop from
> the 2001 NUC in Toronto
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/NUC_2001/ some misc. clips I took at NUC
> (I’ve got a few more to encode yet) Most of these concentrate on trials.
> (In general, I found it more fun to ride than tape at the convention)
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/misc/ lutkus_juggle_doc – a short
> documentary some film students made on me :slight_smile: lutkus_uw_mount – my
> second successful jump mount on an ultimate wheel lutkus_bike_glide –
> gliding, while being pulled by a bike
>
> Just about everything there is encoded in divx. I know very little about
> video encoding, so if you’ve got any tips for me, let me know.
>
> If you’d like to do anything with these videos besides view for your
> personal enjoyment, drop me a line, and I’ll verify the person on film
> is OK with it.
>
> Enjoy
>

> Sent via the Unicyclist Community - http://Unicyclist.com


Mark Newbold Montpelier, Vermont USA http://dogfeathers.com Alternate
email: manx@sover.net

Hi all

I have put what I believe is the correct codec for playing the video files
in my websites folder. To download it you will need to go here

http://straitjacketcircus.co.uk/DivX4CodecInstaller.zip

Hope this helps. Any problems let me know.

David Straitjacket www.straitjacketcircus.co.uk

Jeff Lutkus <lutkus@unicyclist.com> wrote in message
news:mailman.1007175721.13595.rsu@unicycling.org
> I’ve finally got my server running, so for those of you with a fast
> internet connection, I posted a vew videos. They are linked to from
> http://lutkus.unicyclist.com
>
> Some of the things you might want to check out:
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/Kris_Holm_workshop/ Kris Holm’s workshop from
> the 2001 NUC in Toronto
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/NUC_2001/ some misc. clips I took at NUC
> (I’ve got a few more to encode yet) Most
of
> these concentrate on trials. (In general, I found it more fun to ride
than
> tape at the convention)
>
> http://129.21.147.69/video/misc/ lutkus_juggle_doc – a short
> documentary some film students made on me :slight_smile: lutkus_uw_mount – my
> second successful jump mount on an ultimate wheel lutkus_bike_glide –
> gliding, while being pulled by a bike
>
> Just about everything there is encoded in divx. I know very little about
> video encoding, so if you’ve got any tips for me, let me know.
>
> If you’d like to do anything with these videos besides view for your
> personal enjoyment, drop me a line, and I’ll verify the person on film
> is OK with it.
>
> Enjoy
>

> Sent via the Unicyclist Community - http://Unicyclist.com

Hi all

I have put what I believe is the correct codec for playing the video files
in my websites folder. To download it you will need to go here

http://straitjacketcircus.co.uk/DivX4CodecInstaller.zip

Hope this helps. Any problems let me know.

David Straitjacket www.straitjacketcircus.co.uk

Mark Newbold <mark@dogfeathers.com> wrote in message
news:3C0AC3C6.813C2AAC@dogfeathers.com
> I watched all the unicycling videos and some of the juggling ones. I
enjoyed
> them a lot. Thanks Jeff.
>
>
> Jeff Lutkus wrote:
>
> > I’ve finally got my server running, so for those of you with a fast
> > internet connection, I posted a vew videos. They are linked to from
> > http://lutkus.unicyclist.com
> >
> > Some of the things you might want to check out:
> >
> > http://129.21.147.69/video/Kris_Holm_workshop/ Kris Holm’s workshop
> > from the 2001 NUC in Toronto
> >
> > http://129.21.147.69/video/NUC_2001/ some misc. clips I took at NUC
> > (I’ve got a few more to encode yet) Most
of
> > these concentrate on trials. (In general, I found it more fun to ride
than
> > tape at the convention)
> >
> > http://129.21.147.69/video/misc/ lutkus_juggle_doc – a short
> > documentary some film students made on me
:slight_smile:
> > lutkus_uw_mount – my second successful jump mount on an ultimate
> > wheel lutkus_bike_glide – gliding, while being pulled by a bike
> >
> > Just about everything there is encoded in divx. I know very little
about
> > video encoding, so if you’ve got any tips for me, let me know.
> >
> > If you’d like to do anything with these videos besides view for your
> > personal enjoyment, drop me a line, and I’ll verify the person on film
is
> > OK with it.
> >
> > Enjoy
> >

> > Sent via the Unicyclist Community - http://Unicyclist.com
>
> –
> Mark Newbold Montpelier, Vermont USA http://dogfeathers.com Alternate
> email: manx@sover.net

> Jeff, I can’t watch those videos either. What do I need? I have an
> 1.1 ghz Athlon with 128 meg memory and 20 gig drive. I downloaded one
> of them and tried to play it on MS Media player but all I got was
> some sound. I think I saw something about Divx ?? what is that? Where
> do I get it?

You just need to get the codec. It’s on doom9.net and www.divx.com

Sent via the Unicyclist Community - http://Unicyclist.com

> > Jeff, I can’t watch those videos either. What do I need? I have an 1.1
> > ghz Athlon with 128 meg memory and 20 gig drive. I downloaded one of
> > them and tried to play it on MS Media player but all I got was some
> > sound. I think I saw something about Divx ?? what is that? Where do I
> > get it?
>
> You just need to get the codec. It’s on doom9.net and www.divx.com

I downloaded and ran the “package”. Now it says I am missing DDRAW.DLL ???

Lowell

> I’m not too surprised it didn’t work with your AMD processor. The
> version on www.divx.com is for Pentium 4 systems. You’ll have to browse
> around on those sites and forums for info on making it work with your
> system. It’s probably worth your time to do it though, since so many
> video clips are encoded with the divx codec these days.
>
> Good luck!
>
> —Nathan

Thanks for the info on the AMD. I did at one time try to install a weird
program that installed DirectX for me, probably covering up my later
version. I compared all my DDRAW files, (4 of them), with the ones on
another identical machine and mine were of an earlier version according to
the dates on the files. So I replaced mine with the later ones and I got
the file to play with the Divx player “Playa”. I’ll download some more of
them and give them a try now. On everything else I’ve tried with the
Athlon has been compatible so far.

Lowell

> “Lowell Terry” <yoda@socket.net> wrote in message
> news:<mailman.1007313303.27191.rsu@unicycling.org>…
> >
> >
> > > > Jeff, I can’t watch those videos either. What do I need? I have an
>
> > > > 1.1 ghz Athlon with 128 meg memory and 20 gig drive. I downloaded
> > > > one of them and tried to play it on MS Media player but all I
> > > > got was some sound. I think I saw something about Divx ?? what
> > > > is that? Where do I get it?
> > >
> > > You just need to get the codec. It’s on doom9.net and www.divx.com
> >
> > I downloaded and ran the “package”. Now it says I am missing DDRAW.DLL
>
> > ???
> >
> > Lowell
> >
> >

Now this must be way off-topic but if some knowledgeable soul would be
kind enough…? I have 10 files on my system with “ddraw” in their name
(of which 3 are named ddraw.dll). I too have an AMD Athlon machine and I
have the same “missing ddraw.dll” message after having installed the Playa
and trying to play divx files. Anybody know where I can find an undated
ddraw.dll and which one it should replace?

This is what I have:

Directory of C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM: DDRAW DLL 299,008 04-23-99 10:22p
DDRAW.DLL DDRAW16 DLL 28,000 04-23-99 10:22p DDRAW16.DLL DDRAW VXD 30,389
04-23-99 10:22p DDRAW.VXD DDRAWEX DLL 36,864 04-23-99 10:22p DDRAWEX.DLL

Directory of C:\WINDOWS\INF: MSDDRAW INF 446 04-23-99 10:22p MSDDRAW.INF

Directory of C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32: DDRAW DLL 266,512 12-07-99 1:00p
DDRAW.DLL

Directory of C:\WINDOWS\SYSBCKUP: DDRAWEX DLL 36,864 04-23-99 10:22p
DDRAWEX.DLL DDRAW VXD 30,389 04-23-99 10:22p DDRAW.VXD DDRAW16 DLL 28,000
04-23-99 10:22p DDRAW16.DLL DDRAW DLL 299,008 04-23-99 10:22p DDRAW.DLL

This sort of thing is really too difficult for me…

Thanks, Klaas Bil

On Sun, 2 Dec 2001 14:50:15 -0600, “Lowell Terry” <yoda@socket.net> wrote:

>
>
>> I’m not too surprised it didn’t work with your AMD processor. The
>> version on www.divx.com is for Pentium 4 systems. You’ll have to browse
>> around on those sites and forums for info on making it work with your
>> system. It’s probably worth your time to do it though, since so many
>> video clips are encoded with the divx codec these days.
>>
>> Good luck!
>>
>> —Nathan
>
>Thanks for the info on the AMD. I did at one time try to install a weird
>program that installed DirectX for me, probably covering up my later
>version. I compared all my DDRAW files, (4 of them), with the ones on
>another identical machine and mine were of an earlier version according
>to the dates on the files. So I replaced mine with the later ones and I
>got the file to play with the Divx player “Playa”. I’ll download some
>more of them and give them a try now. On everything else I’ve tried with
>the Athlon has been compatible so far.
>
>Lowell
>
>> “Lowell Terry” <yoda@socket.net> wrote in message
>> news:<mailman.1007313303.27191.rsu@unicycling.org>…
>> >
>> >
>> > > > Jeff, I can’t watch those videos either. What do I need? I have
>> > > > an
>>
>> > > > 1.1 ghz Athlon with 128 meg memory and 20 gig drive. I downloaded
>> > > > one of them and tried to play it on MS Media player but all I
>> > > > got was some sound. I think I saw something about Divx ?? what
>> > > > is that? Where do I get it?
>> > >
>> > > You just need to get the codec. It’s on doom9.net and www.divx.com
>> >
>> > I downloaded and ran the “package”. Now it says I am missing
>> > DDRAW.DLL
>>
>> > ???
>> >
>> > Lowell
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
>


“To trigger/fool/saturate/overload Echelon, the following has been picked
automagically from a database:” “RG, M.A.R.E., resta”

On Sun, 02 Dec 2001 23:51:13 GMT,
klaasbil_remove_the_spamkiller_@xs4all.nl (Klaas Bil) wrote:

>Anybody know where I can find an undated ddraw.dll

Uhm, that should be updated not undated…

Klaas Bil

>"To trigger/fool/saturate/overload Echelon, the following has been picked
>automagically from a database:" “RG, M.A.R.E., resta”


“To trigger/fool/saturate/overload Echelon, the following has been picked
automagically from a database:” “RG, M.A.R.E., resta”

> Now this must be way off-topic but if some knowledgeable soul would be
> kind enough…? I have 10 files on my system with “ddraw” in their name
> (of which 3 are named ddraw.dll). I too have an AMD Athlon machine and I
> have the same “missing ddraw.dll” message after having installed the
> Playa and trying to play divx files. Anybody know where I can find an
> undated ddraw.dll and which one it should replace?
>
> This is what I have:
>
> Directory of C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM: DDRAW DLL 299,008 04-23-99 10:22p
> DDRAW.DLL DDRAW16 DLL 28,000 04-23-99 10:22p DDRAW16.DLL DDRAW VXD
> 30,389 04-23-99 10:22p DDRAW.VXD DDRAWEX DLL 36,864 04-23-99 10:22p
> DDRAWEX.DLL
>
> Directory of C:\WINDOWS\INF: MSDDRAW INF 446 04-23-99 10:22p
> MSDDRAW.INF
>
> Directory of C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32: DDRAW DLL 266,512 12-07-99 1:00p
> DDRAW.DLL
>
> Directory of C:\WINDOWS\SYSBCKUP: DDRAWEX DLL 36,864 04-23-99 10:22p
> DDRAWEX.DLL DDRAW VXD 30,389 04-23-99 10:22p DDRAW.VXD DDRAW16 DLL
> 28,000 04-23-99 10:22p DDRAW16.DLL DDRAW DLL 299,008 04-23-99 10:22p
> DDRAW.DLL
>
> This sort of thing is really too difficult for me…
>
> Thanks, Klaas Bil

I am running Win98SE with the Athlon 1.1ghz and here is what I have now
and it works.

DDRAW.DLL 352528 9/09/99 2:00 C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ DDRAW16.DLL 28496 9/09/99
2:00 C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ DDRAW.VXD 30469 9/09/99 2:00 C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
DDRAWEX.DLL 24336 9/09/99 2:00 C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\ DDRAWEX.DLL 24336
9/09/99 2:00 C:\WINDOWS\SYSBCKUP\ DDRAW.VXD 30469 9/09/99 2:00
C:\WINDOWS\SYSBCKUP\ DDRAW16.DLL 28496 9/09/99 2:00 C:\WINDOWS\SYSBCKUP
DDRAW.DLL 352528 9/09/99 2:00 C:\WINDOWS\SYSBCKUP\

The files in SYSBCKUP are the same files.

What version of Windows are you running? Check out the site for upgrading
to DirectX that John mentioned.
http://www.microsoft.com/directx/homeuser/downloads/default.asp Lowell

> On Sun, 2 Dec 2001 14:50:15 -0600, “Lowell Terry”
> <yoda@socket.net> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >> I’m not too surprised it didn’t work with your AMD processor. The
> >> version on www.divx.com is for Pentium 4 systems. You’ll have to
> >> browse around on those sites and forums for info on making it work
> >> with your system. It’s probably worth your time to do it though,
> >> since so many video clips are encoded with the divx codec these days.
> >>
> >> Good luck!
> >>
> >> —Nathan
> >
> >Thanks for the info on the AMD. I did at one time try to install a
> >weird program that installed DirectX for me, probably covering up my
> >later version. I compared all my DDRAW files, (4 of them), with the
> >ones on another identical machine and mine were of an earlier version
> >according to the dates on the files. So I replaced mine with the later
> >ones and I got the file to play with the Divx player “Playa”. I’ll
> >download some more of them and give them a try now. On everything else
> >I’ve tried with the Athlon has been compatible so far.
> >
> >Lowell
> >
> >> “Lowell Terry” <yoda@socket.net> wrote in message
> >> news:<mailman.1007313303.27191.rsu@unicycling.org>…
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > > > Jeff, I can’t watch those videos either. What do I need? I have
> >> > > > an
> >>
> >> > > > 1.1 ghz Athlon with 128 meg memory and 20 gig drive. I
> >> > > > downloaded one of them and tried to play it on MS Media
> >> > > > player but all I got was some sound. I think I saw something
> >> > > > about Divx ?? what is that? Where do I get it?
> >> > >
> >> > > You just need to get the codec. It’s on doom9.net and
> >> > > www.divx.com
> >> >
> >> > I downloaded and ran the “package”. Now it says I am missing
> >> > DDRAW.DLL
> >>
> >> > ???
> >> >
> >> > Lowell
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >>
> >
>
> –
> "To trigger/fool/saturate/overload Echelon, the following has been
> picked automagically from a
database:"
> “RG, M.A.R.E., resta”
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