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Well out of the 3 issues I run into this is thankfully the least frequent but it still happens maybe once a week on average. Because of that my info is a little more anecdotal. Like with the other problems this seems to only occur after extended time periods of use. It seems the times this would happen most would be when the app was already visually lagging while scrolling through the queue. I would choose an episode to play and it would cut to black. During this time the ps3 activity light(yellow one) is solid and I have not had the opportunity to wait and see if the app eventually crashes to XMB or remains frozen.
When I power the ps3 down it attempts to safely shut down but then it is unable so it hangs there for about 10 seconds gives what I assume is an error sound then forces itself to shut down. Hope that helps.
This is a frequent occurrence for myself as well, so I'll give my experiences with it too. This happens after extended use. Anywhere between 2-4 consecutive hours, the app will start to have FPS lag throughout it entirely; videos lag, subtitles become out of sync (obvious scenario with the video lag, but their timing is also off from their normal pace), menus lag, etc. I say "FPS lag" based on what it looks like on the user end, it may very well be a server lag on Crunchyroll's end causing this, but for obvious reasons that's out of my ability to test.
There are two possible outcomes or "fixes" during this time:
1: If I'm watching a show when the lag hits, often times I'm able to close out the show by going back to the user queue/videos list and allowing the loading icon to fully finish (refresh). Often times this "fix" results in a normalization rate of 1 video, meaning, if this "fix" worked, I'm allowed to properly watch 1 video before the FPS lag comes back.
2: Sometimes the 1st process doesn't work so closing out of the app, going back to the XMB, and then reloading the app will "fix" the issue. Here again though, I use "fix" as nothing is fixed. This process allows for normal usage for a seemingly random period of time. I've gone so much as an hour without the issue rearing its head and as little as 10 minutes. I can't give an average for normalcy as I haven't logged this issue at all.
Prolonged use of these two fixes will rack up a ridiculous amount of hard freezing of the PS3 system (not the Croll application). This is also something I have not logged, but after having to resort to either of these "fixes" it's a safe bet that the PS3 system will eventually start freezing up. Also, after the first freeze, any subsequent reboot doesn't stabilize the Crunchyroll application for another 2-4 hours, instead I start back at the outcome detailed in outcome 2. Lastly, in this area, simply launching a video can freeze the PS3 or crash the application at this point.
A little detail on the PS3 system freeze, as it's far from a standard freeze the system should experience: The PS3 will produce a soft "beep" through speakers and then the T.V. screen goes black. The system remains powered on, as does the controller. Any attempt to shut down the PS3 in a normal manner is futile; the controller, while on, will not function so its ability to control the system's power is removed. If I press the power button on the front of the PS3, it will not power down the system. A typical freeze should allow for the system to be powered down normally, with or without a controller.
I've created a break above, at this point, because now we have two possible scenarios that can happen and that will lead the system to powering down (without pulling the plug).
1: I Press the PS3 power button down for a few seconds (the system will beep a few times in a row to signify when to let go). Sometimes this will power the system down. This is the rarest of the two scenarios to occur.
2: If process1 fails; repeat process 1, but this time I hold it down until I hear the system make a "click" noise on the inside. I'd wager this "click" is the PS3 recognizing its inability to power down normally, thus it opts to power down in a different manner, a manner that takes another power down time cycle (i.e. if it takes 5 seconds to power down normally, it takes 10 seconds now in total). Basically, the PS3 has (at least) two methods of powering down and after method 1 fails, the "click" signifies the second method occurring for it to power down.
Following the first scenario, the PS3 will, in most instances, start-up again normally. However, scenario 2 has a different norm. Scenario 2 often leads to system to believing it has corruption issues (seemingly in the OS itself), thus, it starts up and ask that the user do a systems check. This check, I say with 100% assurance on my record, can be skipped, nothing is wrong with the system files. However, should people choose to do the check the time the check takes can range in time from 5 minutes to an hour. I've done it 3 times just to sort of gauge the timing standards. I have no explanation for the difference in timings here, other than to assume it actually needed to repair system files, that said, I generally just bypass the check and it has yet to cause me any problems with the system.
In conclusion, on this subject, the only way to get my 2-4 hours of normalcy back is to just leave the system turned off for an amount of time I can't say (other than it being a "long time"). I typically at this point just turn it off and use my PC for the rest of the day to watch anime. That said, if I play a game, use Netflix, or use Amazon Video on Demand, there are no issues during this time of Crunchyroll's instability; the PS3 will function as it is supposed to, without issue. Crunchyroll is the only thing affected and effecting the PS3 system. This leads me to believe it could be an issue of heating. That may sound absurd (given Crunchyroll is just software), but it's not the strangest thing I've seen in this area, just almost. I'd wager to say the application has some rather heavy "hooks" in places it shouldn't; or another take, it's using these "hooks" to compensate for shortcomings of the application's standards (wrong wording here with "standards" but your engineers should understand none-the-less). This isn't my field of expertise, so this is just an uneducated observation/thought.
That issue aside; I'll take the time to mention a few other instances of me experiencing frequent freezing of the PS3 system or crashing of the application (no matter their frequency in this thread) and a few other random issues.
-R2 to scroll user queue. (infrequent PS3 freezing or app crash during normalcy period, very frequent if "fixing" period)
-R2 to scroll a specific series to a season 2 or higher (infrequent PS3 freezing or application crash during normalcy period, very frequent if "fixing" period)
-During the transition from 1 episode to the next, when the loading takes place and the episode information box appears, the T.V. picture within the box appears discolored (typically with whites, grays, and blacks) and "scrambled" as in, these colors are in small rectangle shapes, side-by-side. (infrequent during both normalcy and "fixing" period)
-Launching a video can cause the application to crash or PS3 to freeze. (infrequent during normalcy period, very frequent if "fixing" period)
Hopefully this can help get things straightened out finally. If you or the engineers need me to be more through in any of this by all means let me know.
Any word on these issues yet; are they at least being looked in to or what?
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Well out of the 3 issues I run into this is thankfully the least frequent but it still happens maybe once a week on average. Because of that my info is a little more anecdotal. Like with the other problems this seems to only occur after extended time periods of use. It seems the times this would happen most would be when the app was already visually lagging while scrolling through the queue. I would choose an episode to play and it would cut to black. During this time the ps3 activity light(yellow one) is solid and I have not had the opportunity to wait and see if the app eventually crashes to XMB or remains frozen.
When I power the ps3 down it attempts to safely shut down but then it is unable so it hangs there for about 10 seconds gives what I assume is an error sound then forces itself to shut down. Hope that helps.
This is a frequent occurrence for myself as well, so I'll give my experiences with it too. This happens after extended use. Anywhere between 2-4 consecutive hours, the app will start to have FPS lag throughout it entirely; videos lag, subtitles become out of sync (obvious scenario with the video lag, but their timing is also off from their normal pace), menus lag, etc. I say "FPS lag" based on what it looks like on the user end, it may very well be a server lag on Crunchyroll's end causing this, but for obvious reasons that's out of my ability to test.
There are two possible outcomes or "fixes" during this time:
1: If I'm watching a show when the lag hits, often times I'm able to close out the show by going back to the user queue/videos list and allowing the loading icon to fully finish (refresh). Often times this "fix" results in a normalization rate of 1 video, meaning, if this "fix" worked, I'm allowed to properly watch 1 video before the FPS lag comes back.
2: Sometimes the 1st process doesn't work so closing out of the app, going back to the XMB, and then reloading the app will "fix" the issue. Here again though, I use "fix" as nothing is fixed. This process allows for normal usage for a seemingly random period of time. I've gone so much as an hour without the issue rearing its head and as little as 10 minutes. I can't give an average for normalcy as I haven't logged this issue at all.
Prolonged use of these two fixes will rack up a ridiculous amount of hard freezing of the PS3 system (not the Croll application). This is also something I have not logged, but after having to resort to either of these "fixes" it's a safe bet that the PS3 system will eventually start freezing up. Also, after the first freeze, any subsequent reboot doesn't stabilize the Crunchyroll application for another 2-4 hours, instead I start back at the outcome detailed in outcome 2. Lastly, in this area, simply launching a video can freeze the PS3 or crash the application at this point.
A little detail on the PS3 system freeze, as it's far from a standard freeze the system should experience: The PS3 will produce a soft "beep" through speakers and then the T.V. screen goes black. The system remains powered on, as does the controller. Any attempt to shut down the PS3 in a normal manner is futile; the controller, while on, will not function so its ability to control the system's power is removed. If I press the power button on the front of the PS3, it will not power down the system. A typical freeze should allow for the system to be powered down normally, with or without a controller.
I've created a break above, at this point, because now we have two possible scenarios that can happen and that will lead the system to powering down (without pulling the plug).
1: I Press the PS3 power button down for a few seconds (the system will beep a few times in a row to signify when to let go). Sometimes this will power the system down. This is the rarest of the two scenarios to occur.
2: If process1 fails; repeat process 1, but this time I hold it down until I hear the system make a "click" noise on the inside. I'd wager this "click" is the PS3 recognizing its inability to power down normally, thus it opts to power down in a different manner, a manner that takes another power down time cycle (i.e. if it takes 5 seconds to power down normally, it takes 10 seconds now in total). Basically, the PS3 has (at least) two methods of powering down and after method 1 fails, the "click" signifies the second method occurring for it to power down.
Following the first scenario, the PS3 will, in most instances, start-up again normally. However, scenario 2 has a different norm. Scenario 2 often leads to system to believing it has corruption issues (seemingly in the OS itself), thus, it starts up and ask that the user do a systems check. This check, I say with 100% assurance on my record, can be skipped, nothing is wrong with the system files. However, should people choose to do the check the time the check takes can range in time from 5 minutes to an hour. I've done it 3 times just to sort of gauge the timing standards. I have no explanation for the difference in timings here, other than to assume it actually needed to repair system files, that said, I generally just bypass the check and it has yet to cause me any problems with the system.
In conclusion, on this subject, the only way to get my 2-4 hours of normalcy back is to just leave the system turned off for an amount of time I can't say (other than it being a "long time"). I typically at this point just turn it off and use my PC for the rest of the day to watch anime. That said, if I play a game, use Netflix, or use Amazon Video on Demand, there are no issues during this time of Crunchyroll's instability; the PS3 will function as it is supposed to, without issue. Crunchyroll is the only thing affected and effecting the PS3 system. This leads me to believe it could be an issue of heating. That may sound absurd (given Crunchyroll is just software), but it's not the strangest thing I've seen in this area, just almost. I'd wager to say the application has some rather heavy "hooks" in places it shouldn't; or another take, it's using these "hooks" to compensate for shortcomings of the application's standards (wrong wording here with "standards" but your engineers should understand none-the-less). This isn't my field of expertise, so this is just an uneducated observation/thought.
That issue aside; I'll take the time to mention a few other instances of me experiencing frequent freezing of the PS3 system or crashing of the application (no matter their frequency in this thread) and a few other random issues.
-R2 to scroll user queue. (infrequent PS3 freezing or app crash during normalcy period, very frequent if "fixing" period)
-R2 to scroll a specific series to a season 2 or higher (infrequent PS3 freezing or application crash during normalcy period, very frequent if "fixing" period)
-During the transition from 1 episode to the next, when the loading takes place and the episode information box appears, the T.V. picture within the box appears discolored (typically with whites, grays, and blacks) and "scrambled" as in, these colors are in small rectangle shapes, side-by-side. (infrequent during both normalcy and "fixing" period)
-Launching a video can cause the application to crash or PS3 to freeze. (infrequent during normalcy period, very frequent if "fixing" period)
Hopefully this can help get things straightened out finally. If you or the engineers need me to be more through in any of this by all means let me know.
Any word on these issues yet; are they at least being looked in to or what?
By the sound of it most of these issues stem from the same overarching problem of poor app performance (also I think someone mentioned there is a confirmed memory leak in one of their posts). So until they release a patch these issues there really isn't much else that can be done. I'd love it if the app worked flawlessly like most of the other services like Amazon, Netflix, and Hulu as I use CR far more than any of them.
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Well out of the 3 issues I run into this is thankfully the least frequent but it still happens maybe once a week on average. Because of that my info is a little more anecdotal. Like with the other problems this seems to only occur after extended time periods of use. It seems the times this would happen most would be when the app was already visually lagging while scrolling through the queue. I would choose an episode to play and it would cut to black. During this time the ps3 activity light(yellow one) is solid and I have not had the opportunity to wait and see if the app eventually crashes to XMB or remains frozen.
When I power the ps3 down it attempts to safely shut down but then it is unable so it hangs there for about 10 seconds gives what I assume is an error sound then forces itself to shut down. Hope that helps.
This is a frequent occurrence for myself as well, so I'll give my experiences with it too. This happens after extended use. Anywhere between 2-4 consecutive hours, the app will start to have FPS lag throughout it entirely; videos lag, subtitles become out of sync (obvious scenario with the video lag, but their timing is also off from their normal pace), menus lag, etc. I say "FPS lag" based on what it looks like on the user end, it may very well be a server lag on Crunchyroll's end causing this, but for obvious reasons that's out of my ability to test.
There are two possible outcomes or "fixes" during this time:
1: If I'm watching a show when the lag hits, often times I'm able to close out the show by going back to the user queue/videos list and allowing the loading icon to fully finish (refresh). Often times this "fix" results in a normalization rate of 1 video, meaning, if this "fix" worked, I'm allowed to properly watch 1 video before the FPS lag comes back.
2: Sometimes the 1st process doesn't work so closing out of the app, going back to the XMB, and then reloading the app will "fix" the issue. Here again though, I use "fix" as nothing is fixed. This process allows for normal usage for a seemingly random period of time. I've gone so much as an hour without the issue rearing its head and as little as 10 minutes. I can't give an average for normalcy as I haven't logged this issue at all.
Prolonged use of these two fixes will rack up a ridiculous amount of hard freezing of the PS3 system (not the Croll application). This is also something I have not logged, but after having to resort to either of these "fixes" it's a safe bet that the PS3 system will eventually start freezing up. Also, after the first freeze, any subsequent reboot doesn't stabilize the Crunchyroll application for another 2-4 hours, instead I start back at the outcome detailed in outcome 2. Lastly, in this area, simply launching a video can freeze the PS3 or crash the application at this point.
A little detail on the PS3 system freeze, as it's far from a standard freeze the system should experience: The PS3 will produce a soft "beep" through speakers and then the T.V. screen goes black. The system remains powered on, as does the controller. Any attempt to shut down the PS3 in a normal manner is futile; the controller, while on, will not function so its ability to control the system's power is removed. If I press the power button on the front of the PS3, it will not power down the system. A typical freeze should allow for the system to be powered down normally, with or without a controller.
I've created a break above, at this point, because now we have two possible scenarios that can happen and that will lead the system to powering down (without pulling the plug).
1: I Press the PS3 power button down for a few seconds (the system will beep a few times in a row to signify when to let go). Sometimes this will power the system down. This is the rarest of the two scenarios to occur.
2: If process1 fails; repeat process 1, but this time I hold it down until I hear the system make a "click" noise on the inside. I'd wager this "click" is the PS3 recognizing its inability to power down normally, thus it opts to power down in a different manner, a manner that takes another power down time cycle (i.e. if it takes 5 seconds to power down normally, it takes 10 seconds now in total). Basically, the PS3 has (at least) two methods of powering down and after method 1 fails, the "click" signifies the second method occurring for it to power down.
Following the first scenario, the PS3 will, in most instances, start-up again normally. However, scenario 2 has a different norm. Scenario 2 often leads to system to believing it has corruption issues (seemingly in the OS itself), thus, it starts up and ask that the user do a systems check. This check, I say with 100% assurance on my record, can be skipped, nothing is wrong with the system files. However, should people choose to do the check the time the check takes can range in time from 5 minutes to an hour. I've done it 3 times just to sort of gauge the timing standards. I have no explanation for the difference in timings here, other than to assume it actually needed to repair system files, that said, I generally just bypass the check and it has yet to cause me any problems with the system.
In conclusion, on this subject, the only way to get my 2-4 hours of normalcy back is to just leave the system turned off for an amount of time I can't say (other than it being a "long time"). I typically at this point just turn it off and use my PC for the rest of the day to watch anime. That said, if I play a game, use Netflix, or use Amazon Video on Demand, there are no issues during this time of Crunchyroll's instability; the PS3 will function as it is supposed to, without issue. Crunchyroll is the only thing affected and effecting the PS3 system. This leads me to believe it could be an issue of heating. That may sound absurd (given Crunchyroll is just software), but it's not the strangest thing I've seen in this area, just almost. I'd wager to say the application has some rather heavy "hooks" in places it shouldn't; or another take, it's using these "hooks" to compensate for shortcomings of the application's standards (wrong wording here with "standards" but your engineers should understand none-the-less). This isn't my field of expertise, so this is just an uneducated observation/thought.
That issue aside; I'll take the time to mention a few other instances of me experiencing frequent freezing of the PS3 system or crashing of the application (no matter their frequency in this thread) and a few other random issues.
-R2 to scroll user queue. (infrequent PS3 freezing or app crash during normalcy period, very frequent if "fixing" period)
-R2 to scroll a specific series to a season 2 or higher (infrequent PS3 freezing or application crash during normalcy period, very frequent if "fixing" period)
-During the transition from 1 episode to the next, when the loading takes place and the episode information box appears, the T.V. picture within the box appears discolored (typically with whites, grays, and blacks) and "scrambled" as in, these colors are in small rectangle shapes, side-by-side. (infrequent during both normalcy and "fixing" period)
-Launching a video can cause the application to crash or PS3 to freeze. (infrequent during normalcy period, very frequent if "fixing" period)
Hopefully this can help get things straightened out finally. If you or the engineers need me to be more through in any of this by all means let me know.
Any word on these issues yet; are they at least being looked in to or what?
They are being worked on for the next patch.
That said.... I have no idea when that patch will be coming out.
But I do know a patch is being worked on!
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Sorry that I haven't popped in recently!
Things have been increasingly busy with the release of the Xbox app, our Store and adding the ability to contact us directly from the iOS apps.
E-Mail will continue to be the fastest way to get official support from CR Staff.
Just use the 'Contact Us' link at the bottom of the page.
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(I should be getting some more help soon! / CS Group is going to expand beyond 1.5 people.)
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Crunchyroll seems to think my TV is widescreen when in fact it is an old 4:3 CRT.
This isn't a big deal when I'm playing widescreen anime, but when I'm watching older 4:3 SD anime I get black bars on the sides and top and bottom.
Also the UI is very hard to read.
Is this just because Crunchyroll doesn't support SDTVs or is there something I'm missing? Upgrading my TV is not an option.
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Crunchyroll seems to think my TV is widescreen when in fact it is an old 4:3 CRT.
This isn't a big deal when I'm playing widescreen anime, but when I'm watching older 4:3 SD anime I get black bars on the sides and top and bottom.
Also the UI is very hard to read.
Is this just because Crunchyroll doesn't support SDTVs or is there something I'm missing? Upgrading my TV is not an option.
Is your Playstation 3 set to account for your TV being 4:3? (If this is the problem, I would expect you to have the same issue with 4:3 content from other video services, and 16:9 content to look horizontally compressed).
Have you gone into the Settings (hit the triangle button and look toward the right side for the proper selection) to see if the CR app has a setting for the aspect ratio of your display?
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Is your Playstation 3 set to account for your TV being 4:3? (If this is the problem, I would expect you to have the same issue with 4:3 content from other video services, and 16:9 content to look horizontally compressed).
Have you gone into the Settings (hit the triangle button and look toward the right side for the proper selection) to see if the CR app has a setting for the aspect ratio of your display?
My PS3 is set to 480i. Games, Netflix, and DVDs/Blu-Rays all run at the proper aspect ratio.
I tried going into the Crunchyroll settings but there is literally only an option to log out, nothing else. It's bizarre.
Thanks for your help
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TheAncientOne wrote:
Is your Playstation 3 set to account for your TV being 4:3? (If this is the problem, I would expect you to have the same issue with 4:3 content from other video services, and 16:9 content to look horizontally compressed).
Have you gone into the Settings (hit the triangle button and look toward the right side for the proper selection) to see if the CR app has a setting for the aspect ratio of your display?
My PS3 is set to 480i. Games, Netflix, and DVDs/Blu-Rays all run at the proper aspect ratio.
I tried going into the Crunchyroll settings but there is literally only an option to log out, nothing else. It's bizarre.
Thanks for your help
We're looking into this!
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I've been having problems with starting the crunchyroll app on my ps3. It will first go to the grey log in screen and do the circle loading thing. Afterwards, the screen just turns black. I cannot push any buttons to quit the task nor can I do anything other than to go up to my ps3 and push the power button. Please help!
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I've been having problems with starting the crunchyroll app on my ps3. It will first go to the grey log in screen and do the circle loading thing. Afterwards, the screen just turns black. I cannot push any buttons to quit the task nor can I do anything other than to go up to my ps3 and push the power button. Please help!
I am having the same issue for 2 days now.
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I'm on a slim 120gb PS3 with two issues:
1) If I quickly scroll through the video list (tapping left and right) of some series, the player will crash on me. This happens for sure with Chihayafuru and Galaxy Express 999.
2) Galaxy Express 999 streams regularly die on me and then skip to the next episode
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As some of the previous posters have noted, my PS3 is starting to go into the black screen at random while I browse through crunchyroll. Once on the black screen, the only thing to get out of that black screen is to turn off the PS3. I have the 60 GB model. I've noticed the problem the past two days. At first, the black screen would appear as soon as I launched the application. The next day or two, I went into crunchyroll, but I noticed I was logged out, so I logged back in, and then while browsing the episodes, black screen. I haven't been able to successfully watch anything these past couple days, more of afraid or annoyed at what the black screen could be doing to my PS3, or the thought that my PS3 is the problem.
I've been using crunchyroll a lot on my PS3, so I'm a bit surprised this has been happening recently. Was there a new update recently that has slipped my mind??
Edit - I watched part of an episode last night, so I guess it can still work. But I made sure to only go through a few episodes to get to the episode I was watching. I remember last time it froze, I was trying to watch Naruto, so maybe trying to skip through all those episodes to get to the 170s was too much.
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I've had some crashing issues as well when scrolling through episodes. It's always only on the first time I start up my PS3 and launch the app. After one reboot, it works fine...weird, I know.
I'm sure you guys know about all the major issues, but there's one small issue I have with the app's search function. Searching by genre yields shows that I assume are part of the Crunchyroll catalog, but not available in my region? (US). Not a HUGE problem, but I got really psyched when I saw a bunch of Gundam series' listed on the PS3 that I didn't see listed on the website, and then bummed when I realized they won't actually work for me.
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I'm sure you guys know about all the major issues, but there's one small issue I have with the app's search function. Searching by genre yields shows that I assume are part of the Crunchyroll catalog, but not available in my region? (US). Not a HUGE problem, but I got really psyched when I saw a bunch of Gundam series' listed on the PS3 that I didn't see listed on the website, and then bummed when I realized they won't actually work for me.
FYI, all the Gundam series (and other Bandai properties) have been gone from the website since the end of 2012:
http://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-784401/bandai-marathon-time
Eureka 7 and Sacred Seven were also pulled, about a month earlier:
http://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-781827/time-to-marathon-sacred-seven-eureka-seven
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Ahh, that would do it =\ Well, in that case, expired series' still show up in the search function of the PS3 app. I know there's higher priority issues, but I just thought I'd throw it out there.
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