The Free Alternative to Every Creator Tool You Pay For

0:00You're about to level up your content game and cut down your subscriptions because I'm about to show you seven free alternatives to the software that you know and love for creating content. And more than free, this is about being able to customize a software to your needs. Presented by Zapier, the AI automation company. Timestamps, links below so you can get all this software immediately

0:20and skip around to what you need. Starting with Postit, which replaces Buffer. Now, we know Buffer as a hugely popular social media scheduling tool that so many people use to publish to LinkedIn, to YouTube, to Instagram, etc. But people are complaining about it because every extra channel adds another charge to their bill. Schedule posts have failed. For some people, analytics aren't what they're looking for, and it can be pretty expensive because you can pay per channel, and then it builds up per month. And of course, as you multiply it for the year, we're looking at hundreds of dollars, which is what

0:51many people are paying for this. Meanwhile, there's an alternative called Postits. It is a social media scheduler that is more than just free, as you'll see. It is meant to be run by AI agents. That means your Claude, your Grockbot, your whatever it is that you're using, can come up with the ideas, but more importantly, start to schedule it on your behalf. And that means that what you get with this is one calendar for every network that you post to. So, you see it all together on a calendar like you see on the right. You write it once, it can post to Instagram, to YouTube, to

1:22LinkedIn, to Reddit, to Tik Tok, to X. It's kind of weird. I've talked to the creator. You can even publish to Slack. I mean, the guy just went overkill with what his software will do. And yes, it'll work the same way on Mac or Windows and on a cheap server. More importantly, you can use Cloud Code and other agents, as you can see here, to change the software and customize it to your need. This is everything that it ships with, including schedule to 15 or more networks from one calendar. get every feature that he does have a paid version of this. If you don't want to

1:51host it yourself, um, and you don't want to customize it, you just want to run with what he has, he has a paid version, but this version that you get on GitHub, and I'll link to all this below, has all the features that the paid version has. All it means is that you're going to have to run it yourself on your computer, but if you're comfortable doing that, you've got all these features. I interviewed this founder months ago, showed how the software worked. Back then, he was on an upward tick where people were paying him to run this. But as always, it's available for free and the software continues to do

2:20well. A couple of things worth noticing, and I'm going to tell you about every one of them, what some of the downsides are with this one. The big downside is that you're going to have to keep track of the server yourself. And if it's an issue, if for some reason it crashes, if there's a problem, then your post won't go up. But you know what? For most of us, if a post doesn't go up at 9:00 in the morning and it goes up later in the day, it's fine. It's not a huge issue here. By the way, I had my agent uh install this on our computer to see what

2:47it would look like with one installation. This is what it would look like on our This is what it did look like on our computer. And you can see the standard stuff that I as a human being can interact with it. So, if I want to use it and not have my agent, it looks so simple and it is easy for anyone to use. It's a huge discovery. A lot of people are now copying this software for whatever reason, you don't

3:05need to. It's free available for you. And that's the first one. Let's go to the next one. 11 Labs is a hugely popular software. I'm going to show you why Voice Box could be your better alternative. 11 Labs, it's known for the voice cloning tool that it has where it can take your voice or other voices and make a version of it. The problem with it is it's expensive. It burns through tokens. You're really connected into their software and the price really can start to build up. People are paying a few hundred bucks a year for this. And if what you're trying to do is create

3:36some content for yourself, maybe you don't need to pay for the 11 Labs expensive subscription for everything, maybe you can cut back and say, "I'm going to use VoiceBox." Voice box is a voice studio that you install on your computer. And the thing that I like about it and the reason I'm recommending it is it is like an app like any other

3:53that you're going to be familiar with. Um, but at the same time, you're going to be able to have your agent interact with it by just, you know, the CLI. So, [snorts] it's from a developer who created Space Drive, the open- source file manager. This has been around for a bit. It's strong. It's It's powerful. It's So, it speaks the text that you give it. Oh, and this it types what you say. I don't know that this matters so much anymore, but you know those uh dictation apps where you press one button, you speak, and it types out what you've said. And they cost what, 15

4:22bucks a month if you're thinking about Whisper Sync. I know Willow does a free version, but I think after a few uses, it jumps to 15 bucks a month. way. For some reason, VoiceBox installed that as a free addition to this. So, yes, you will be able to have text go in there and it will speak it for you, but at the same time, you could also speak and then it'll transcribe everything. Basically, it's a super powerful app. It ships with so many things, including that voice cloning that I was talking about, the dictation. Let's take a look. Just go over to the GitHub repo just so you see

4:51that it's more than just this thing, which might scare some people for GitHub. It is. Let's go over to their web page. And you can see right here, easy to download. Um, and oh man, in the past, I've shown this and I've actually done the the uh the Samuel L. Jackson voice where you can

5:10just click around here and make it play. I don't know why I can't get it to play right now. What was I doing it before? Okay, let's let's continue on. Of course, I'll have a link to this so you can see it yourself. Uh, worth noticing there's no Linux build yet. um which means that my agent that's been installing this on Linux wasn't able to install it on his box. It's not a huge deal for most of us. The more important thing is um oh here uh on a let's also say that on a computer with no graphics card the stock voice worked but the voice cloning did

5:42not. So it is going to be harder if you don't have a graphics card. But look at this. Here's what my agent did. It basically typed in install voice box and it gave the uh the GitHub link. Then it says following the readme file started connect to the MCP server to uh connect it to cloud code. And then the second prompt that it gave is using voicebox MCP tools make a voice profile named

6:02Robbie that uses the cooro preset voice. Uh only if it doesn't already exist. Then have it say, "Hi, I'm Robbie. This voice came from Voice Box. Here's what it sounds like." Basically, I'm Robbie and this voice came from Voice Box. Hi, I'm Boom. You see it? Easy to use. Let's go on to the Oh. Oh man. I'm on the verge of getting to 100,000 subscribers. Um, and I could use your help. Actually, I'm getting close to it. I'm at 67,000 today. I think I should be by at 70,000 by the end of the month. I'd love your help to get to 100,000. And I'm publishing frequently to try to get

6:36there. If you like this, if you want to support this work, subscribe. And of course, by subscribing, you'll be helping me get more guests on here who go through and explain their repos. Um, just like so many others have done here. Let's move on. Okay. Next, I've got K Denlive, which replaces Premiere Pro or

6:52so many other video editing platforms. Now, you know, Adobe Premiere Pro, hugely popular video editor. For most people, it's absolutely overkill. If you decide that you do want to sp uh pay for it, I have a little trick for how to pay for it. I don't know that I call it a trick. Our editors are in the Philippines, and so we just have them subscribe in the Philippines for the for the software, which ends up being super cheap. So if you've got somebody who is in a country like the Philippines, India, you will get a lower price um on it if you decide that you want to that

7:21you want to pay for it. Now there are problems with it. People are complaining about freezing. People are complaining about rollbacks. Honestly, the biggest issue though is the price. You don't want to pay this much money for a video editor in a world where what you want is your agent to help you edit videos. You don't want the same old thing with the timeline and you're you know unless you're like our editors who are really high-end editors who do need to do a lot of work and even they are shifting more and more of their work to uh agentic uh editing. So what is Kaden live? It's a

7:50full video editor that you install on your computer and your this is why I picked it and your coding agent can build and edit for you and hand you the finished product. Now a lot of people on YouTube are talking about how amazing it is. You can take video and hand it over to chat GPT or cloud code and have it edit. I do this all the time. It is wonderful. It's amazing. Here's the problem with it. You don't want to just see the finished product back and edit by chatting back to it. Sometimes you need to see the timeline. You know what I'm talking about? That way you can just

8:15kind of cut a little bit more or a little bit less. That's what this is about. Here's why it matters. Cloud code uh writes the edit, but you open it on the timeline right here so that you can just scrub and move things over. That little bit of change is going to help your editing tremendously. So yes, absolutely have cloud code edit. If you're paying for chat GPT, have it edit. And so many other tools are now getting into it. But have this timeline so you can uh so you

8:41can do it. Here's what it ships with. You're going to cut on a timeline. I keep editing this into every part of this and into my conversation here because I think that's super important. That timeline that an that an agent can fill and you can scrub and edit. Even if you're just talking about family videos, it's going to be great. But if you're posting to social, you're going to want it. Um, you're going to open and save projects in plain text that your agent can write. It installs on a Mac, on Windows, on Linux. Free. No account needed. I don't I don't know how people are doing all this for us. Okay. Worth

9:10noticing, there's no AI that adds frames to a clip like Premiere's generative extend. Who cares? There's no built-in review links for clients, which Premiere gets from frame.io. Again, who cares? I'm actually going to show you a way for your clients to give you feedback on on edits later. It's it's a uh it's a tool called re uh what is it called not dscript but rescript. You're going to see it later on. Okay. Uh we tried it

9:35over here. Gave it a couple of commands. First command install k den live. And we just give it the URL for GitHub. This is the way that I like to install and start using anything. And then the second prompt is use kanden live. K den live to cut one sentence that can go from a short.mpp4 clip. This is from my old mixer g interview clip. Uh, Mixer G is where I I've done interviews for for over a decade. And then snap the cut to a pause so no word gets chopped. Save it as a Ken Live project. Open it in Ken Live so I can see it. All right. Bottom

10:06line, you can you're going to have this so you can go and see what it looks like if you want to hit play and listen to it. But you can see the more important thing is do I have to say this over and over again? You get Let me zoom in. Look at that. You get to actually see my guest on the timeline with the cut. So I

10:20can scrub. I can edit a little bit more. Okay. Am I getting a little too passionate about this? I hope so. All right. Next. Zapier. Yes, they are paid, but you should know that they have a free um the free version of it that you can use. Here's why Zapier is important. Whenever you're working with agents like I do, uh the agents are going to do work and it's going to start to get expensive. Especially if they're doing work that is repetitive, monotonous over and over again. They're going to start to not hallucinate, but they start to predict what you need. Sometimes often those predictions are right, sometimes

10:49they are wrong. and those predictions and all that brain power is expensive. So, what I've done is I've said, "Hey, Zapier, you are going to be my tool within Grockbot, within all my other agents that when there's stuff that's repetitive, like checking my calendar, like checking my email, like um uh what is it? Waiting for a granola or grain meeting note to be done. I don't want my agent to spend all its time and all its tokens doing it. I want Zapier to just be notified as soon as one of those actions happens and then tell the agent what to do. That's how I use it. It's

11:20called NextGen Zaps where the intelligence is left for your agents and the automation is left to code. So, it's super cheap and uh I'll have a link to it below and yes, there is a free version of it and I know many of you are just on the free version. Enjoy. Let's move on. Next, Open Shorts replaces Open Clips. Now, Open Clip, Open Clips, I should say, Open Clip. It's a hugely popular AI tool that turns long videos into short clips. I give it a long form interview and it cuts down and finds me clips that I that I want. The problem is that it cuts down what is often random

11:54and irrelevant clips and a lot of people are saying that you know what I actually find that the biggest issue that I have with it. I think it's very good very very good software. The problem is that I'm still not getting it to find the clips that I need from it and I end up paying for it. [sighs] Yeah. And the price does go up. If you're looking at $15 a month for the starter, 29 for the pro. And if you're looking at the pro,

12:17you're going to be paying $3.48 a year. Do my math for me. Apparently, I've gotten the math wrong on some of these in the past. I'm not trying to give you an accounting of what you're going to be paying exactly. I'm trying to give you a sense of where the cost is and where you're going to be saving. So, what is open shorts? It turns a long form video into a ready to post vertical clip and it runs on your machine with no with no minute cap, meaning go as long as you want and no watermark. Let me show it to you because they also have a web version

12:42that is not free if you want them to host it. And so I'm going to click over into this and I'm going to go to openshorts.app. Oh, here. First of all, this is a good vis visualization. You can see how it took this long form video and it put it into this vertical uh format. And the in past videos I've shown you how I've gone in I wonder if I'm still logged in. I bet I am still logged in. Yeah, it looks like I am logged in. and you could just kind of drop your videos in here and start to play around with it to get a sense of

13:09what it looks like and how it functions. So, if you don't want to install it for yourself and you just want to play around with it, that's an easy way for you to do it. Here's why it matters. If you've got long form video, you can just give it a podcast, a webinar, a live stream, and it will start to clip for you. Here's where I actually have a problem with this and almost all of these. If you're doing what I'm doing, which is showing your screen in addition to talking to someone, all of these tools have a hard time with it. But if what you're doing is an interview or a

13:35solo or even like a Zoom meeting that you want to turn into clips, it's a lot easier for them because what they'll do is they'll basically stack the two speakers. They'll adjust it. They'll edit. They know how to handle it. Um, so here's what you get with it. You're going to paste a video link to a file

13:48and you're going to to horizontal file. You're going to get vertical clips back. It's going to happen automatically. You're going to be a little irritated by it and you can make some changes. I'm going to show you what that looks like in a moment. Um, but here's what you need to know. You need a computer with at least 8 gigabytes of memory and Docker. And it is slow without a graphics card. About 5 to 8 minutes for an 8minute video. Most people are not going to care about that. Um, if you do want to add an AI actor, it's going to cost you money. For most people, that's

14:16not what they're doing with it. What they're doing is they're just cutting out clips. Okay. Um, [snorts] here's here's me. This is an old video that I did of myself, and these are the prompts that we gave it. I said claude code install open shorts then use open shorts to turn my 9 minute 39 uh second mixer G video how to win startup competitions into one vertical here's what it did the first version that it gave me was this that if you're watching this you're the kind of ambitious person who wants to understand where the biases are and I found that this wasn't setting it up

14:48enough enough context so we came back and we gave it another one and I said make an edit to it and again using the chat you can make an edit and here's what it looked like afterwards there's a bias It's un if you're watching this, you're the kind of ambition. So, you see how with the second prompt, I didn't end up getting the exact cut that I wanted, even though I told it you need to give more of a setup. Um, it it's hard to prompt and get the edits that you're looking for. So, what most people will do with Open Shorts is, and what I did with Open Shorts is just have

15:15it create a bunch of different variations and then start working with it. But when I say a timeline is a better way to edit, um, and I talked about that with K Den Live, that this is what I'm talking about. I can't come back here and say now use Open Shorts clip editor to recut the short so that it opens with me saying yes there is a bias it's unfair. Um it's too hard to chat your edits through. So again if you're using this and also the same thing is true for Opus clips and for

15:42many of the copycats of open clips. You're going to want to have multiple variations created and then you pick the one that you want and it's going to be a lot easier than trying to microedit this this way. Okay. All right. Let's go on to the next money printer turbo. I have done this GitHub repo show where I looked at the top repos on GitHub, top software on GitHub every week and this freaking thing kept showing up and I kept making fun of it and kept discovering how amazing it was every single week. You can actually see me say this is so stupid. Why is it called

16:10money printer pro? It looks like get rich quick. But what it does is it doesn't just replace uh inv video. It actually well let me let me talk about the comp comparison and then I'll get into what this does. and video hugely popular uh AI video maker. Now, money printer pro is so much more than that. The problem with that is the credits don't last uh do not last two short videos before you top off. And this is an issue with video in general and audio in general. You need a lot of not always, but you often if you're creating something new, you need a lot

16:40of variations of it and a lot of edits and adjustments before you get to it, which can burn through a lot of tokens. I say not all is if you take a bunch of videos and you give it to say chat GPT and you say edit it together, you're going to get a decent first video if you give it a lot of clarity. It's when you start to make things up that they go through these weird versions that you're going to have to get through before you get to what you want anyway. All right, that's partially why it costs a lot of money for uh in video. I'm kind of

17:06hesitating on this because I feel like most of you don't even know or care about in video. What you want to know is why is this thing any good? So, let's talk about why it's very good. It turns one topic into a finished short video. Um, and there's a developer who's been working on it since March 2024. So, it's not a brand new piece of software. What I like about it is it doesn't just use

17:25AI models to create new video for you. It will also use all this free video uh that's been put out on the internet. We're talking royalty-free videos. Um, to piece them together and create a video for you. I'm going to show it to you in the in the really junky first version that we created. I'm a little embarrassed by, but it'll give you a

17:43sense of what what that looks like. Okay. So, what you're going to do is type in a topic and you're going to get a finished video back. This is the form right here that you see on your screen that you're going to interact with. It's very easy to use, very clear and sensible. You give it the subject. You tell it what type of video you want. Do you want to find stock photography, stock video, or do you want to have AI models created for you? Do you want a combination of the two? Do you want to

18:05use some uh voice from another model? You put it together and it does it. That's the goal behind this. You can render it in batches, so you can just leave it and have it go while you're doing something else. You can use Microsoft's free uh Edge Voices with no account to set up. You can pull up stock footage from Pixels, from Pixelbay, from this site that I actually don't know, but I know some of you use. Okay, here's a couple of things worth noticing, and that is that you're going to still need to pay for your your AI in this, but if you have a cloud subscription, if you

18:35have OpenAI, if you have others, you're going to be able to use it there. Um, okay. Let's go. Let's let's take a look and show you what we did. This is horrible, horrible, horrible what we did. But you can still see two commands. Install money printer turbo GitHub. Here's a URL on this computer. And then we say use money printer turbo to make this 19x6 16x9 video with this uh script sitting down to watch Andrew's video on YouTube using free stock clips

19:02and edge ttt. So really the free stuff. So we're not looking at anything that's amazing here. and burned in subtitles. Again, I didn't really uh this is not me. This is my agent Robbie. Didn't put in enough effort, but you can see the simplicity of it. And here's why I say this looks kind of bad. Sitting down to watch Andrew's video on

19:19YouTube. See, like the stock photography that they found is a person who looks a little bit bored. So, he's not looking like he's excited to watch me. And God knows you should be hopped up to watch me, right? Anyway, you get a sense of how easy this is to use. Let's move on. And this is if your agent uses it. There is a form if you choose to use it yourself. Okay. Next,

19:38OBS Studio replaces Loom. And look at this. 77,000 stars on GitHub. Many of you use it and know for other things. Let's talk about Loom. Loom. Hugely popular screen recording tool, right? It's one of those, it's the tool that lets you record your screen and then put your video in a little circle so that you can talk about what's

19:57on your screen. It's incredibly popular. But free users are now told that they're being pushed into paid seats. At Lassen, since they bought them, has actually been starting to add Lassian login, add more pricing, reduce the free plan if you're on the free plan, and then you want to go to pay to you're going to have to pay obviously, but then you're capped on how many videos and you have to in pay more to get more. And I think that one of the most annoying parts about it is when you're sending a Loom to somebody, you're basically sending them an advertisement to go sign up to

20:26Loom Loom itself because they're so big on telling your person that they need to sign up to Loom so they could comment. And so they could, you get what I'm talking about? And the prices actually get up there. 18 bucks a month is pretty typical for people, but if you're using this more than um more than uh every once in a while, you're going to want to be in this business plan, which is 24 bucks a month, and you're still going to be capped at that. All right. Meanwhile, I didn't even think of OBS Studio. I was

20:50just going back and forth with my agent. I said, "What's a good alternative that people can rely on?" And he goes, "OBS Studio." And I said, "OBS Studio, that's what you use to record your screen when you're doing a demo for people, when you're going live." I get it, but does it really work for this? And it turns out, yeah, why not? Why doesn't it? It's It's clearly a very beefy piece of software, so it's going to take a little bit of getting used to, but it's going to do much more than just those l Loom replacements. So, you're going to be able to record your screen and go live

21:16if that's what you want. All from the same app. You're going to capture your screen, a window, a camera. This is the kind of thing I would have been a little scared of giving you in the past because there's so many features, but now you just use um like chat GPT's screen sharing and you tell it what you want it to do and it'll set it up for you where you just use it and you say, "Help, walk me through it. Where do I click? What do I need to do?" And it'll walk you

21:35through and explain it all. Okay. Record your screen, record just a window, record your camera, record the audio. You're going to build scenes, which actually you're probably not going to need if all you want to do is replace Loom. But if what you want is to have a scene with lots of different uh variations. So you could have this scene with two people on the screen or you and your uh you and your your web page that you're showing off on one uh one view or another scene which is you you get what I'm talking about. You get to change all that. You're you're going to get to do

22:03green screen and all those things. But start off obviously simple as a Loom replacement that could build up to do so much more. Okay. Worth noticing it records and that is where it stops. There is no upload. The nice thing that I do like about Loom is I just hit record and then I get a URL at the end that I can give somebody. You're not going to get that with this. But if you're comfortable with that tradeoff of having to put it on a Google Drive or a Dropbox or your own system and share a link that way, this is going to be really powerful and helpful. Here's uh

22:30here's my agent on its computer. By the way, I don't even install software anymore. I saw some guy on YouTube. It was Matthew Burman say I don't install software anymore. I tell my agent to do it and I go, "Well, that's ridiculous. He's exaggerating." Then I said, "Wait, I could ask my agents to do it, too." And so in this case, my agent has installed this on its computer. This is a Grockbot agent on its computer. It

22:49installed it. It's got a Linux computer. And so you can see there it is. And the moment I said, "Wait, why does it why did you press stop recording when you started recording your screen for this demo?" It said, "No, no. What you're seeing is me recording my whole screen." As soon as I started recording it, the screen went to stop recording. Anyway, does that make sense? Let me show you what it looks like when when you're actually using it. Here we go. So, hit start recording. That button changed into stop recording. And now he's going

23:14to or it's going to open up uh Chrome. And now you can see that Chrome is recording. And you can do your your talk over it saying what it is and what's going on here. Interesting, right? Like for a second ago, you saw that you can actually see on the bottom the taskbar for its its computer. Oh, there it goes. And it went into my YouTube channel. Um, all right. You get how this uh screen recording works. OBS. Your favorite creator has been using it to create all kinds of blog videos. Now you can use it

23:43as a loom replacement to create yours. Okay, this one, what a nice find. Descript you could replace with Rescript. If you don't know what it is, I've Let me just walk you through it. Dcript is a hugely popular video editing and podcast editor. We use it here all the time. You can see this is a video that I posted last week. What I like about it is on the bottom you can see

24:04that timeline that you know that I love. But up here, you can see the text, the transcript of what I said. Obviously, there are a bunch of typos. That's not how you spell Rockbot. I'm okay with that. When I want to edit, all I do is delete from this text and it gets deleted from the video. Hugely popular for a reason. It's easy to use like that. So, I get it. The problem is that they're now adding more and more features that are AI oriented, which often you don't even want. It then

24:32drains your what do they call it? Underlord pricing. And they're adding things to try to push you, where is that? I don't even see it on here. To push you to their AI and that increases the price for people. And really, all you want is this little screen right here that lets you edit with text and have the output get changed. You know, for people who want to edit a conversation, this is a beautiful piece of software. I love it. I'm not telling you not to use it. But if you don't need it as much as we do, you just need an

24:58alternative, this is a really good one. Oh, shoot. There's a breakup in here. Okay, let's go into this. How did that image break on me? Essentially, and I I made There we go. This I made such a effort to capture this. This is what it looks like. Can you really tell the difference between descript and rescript? No. Everyone's copying every freaking paid app right now and making a simplified alternative version of it. That's what this is. Here is a conversation with Steve Jobs, and you can see somebody just highlighted the phrase, it was $31,000, and they

25:28could just cut and get rid of it. There's also the correct feature, which has come in handy so many times. Okay, so you're going to delete a word from the transcript. Oh, here this is a better version of it. Um, you delete a word from the transcript and the video drops it. It's just deleted. You drop a video, you drop an audio file, and it just transcribes it all and makes it easy for you to edit. I think this is fan freakingastic. If you have not played with software like this, you're really going to love it. When you're happy with this, you can export the video to Premiere, Da Vinci Resolve,

25:59Final Cut, and finish it in those apps. [snorts] So, you don't need all the extra features here. This is not where you're going to edit. Actually, for many people, this is going to be plenty of editing for you. But, if you want to take it into something higherend, you got that. It ships with um uh a system that will turn every video, every podcast into a transcript. You can then delete I feel like I'm repeating myself

26:19with this. Okay, I'm talking too much. Worth noticing there is no color, no multittrack, no music bed. Good. Congratulations. You don't want it here. What you want is to just find the words that don't belong there, cut them out, and tighten up your video. That's all that matters here. I got a little video for you of my agent using it. Here's what it looks like once

26:39it's installed. Then we dropped my old interview into the timeline. Look at it. Oh, sped up eight times because we didn't want you to have to wait for the transcript to come through. I'm still getting a little bit antsy here, but there it is. There's an old Is this mine video or is this a video that we got off of GitHub? I

26:58forget. I forget. Um, and there it is. Wait, let me just show you this. You can now see that we could you could edit it and you can see the transcript. You can cut the transcript anywhere you want. Like like that. We highlighted, you delete it, and then you can export the video. You can export the transcript. It's just fantastic. I think for many people, they're just going to want to export the transcript at times. You know, I know I do that all the time. I I get a video in there and I just want the transcript. I want to cut out a few things. Okay, you

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