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Whisper Transcription 4+

Voice, speech, audio dictation, good snooze.

• 4.5 • 440 Ratings
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Quickly and easily transcribe audio files into text with state-of-the-art transcription technology Whisper. Whether you're recording a meeting, lecture, or other important audio, Whisper for Mac quickly and accurately transcribes your audio files into text. *Features - Easily record and transcribe audio files - Just drag and drop audio files to get a transcription - All transcription is done on your device, no data leaves your machine - .srt & .vtt subtitles export - Get accurate text transcriptions in seconds (~15x realtime) - Supports Metal and GPU processing for ultra fast performance - Search the entire transcript and highlight words - Audio playback and syncing to transcripts - Supports multiple languages (fastest model is English only) - Copy the entire transcript or individual sections - Reader Mode - Edit and delete segments from the transcript - Select transcription language (or use auto detect) - Supported formats: mp3, wav, m4a, mp4, mov, ogg and opus - Supports Tiny (English only), Small, Base, Medium, Large-V2, Large-V3 models - Batch transcribe multiple files and export to multiple formats at the same time (srt, vtt etc) - Export to Word, PDF or HTML websites - Transcribe system audio (such as Zoom meetings and any other audio) - Transcribe podcasts by adding audio files for each speaker. The transcript will be generated and split up per speaker.. Pro Unlock Whisper Transcription is free and lets you transcribe audio with the Tiny and Base models. They're fast and very accurate, but for the best results you should consider upgrading to Pro to use the Tiny (English), Medium and Large models, for industry leading transcription quality. Depending on your usecase you might want to use the Large version. You can always upgrade to the Pro version later. Pro also lets you batch transcribe multiple files, record system audio, transcribe podcasts and more. * Supported Languages Whisper for Mac can transcribe audio in 100 different languages: English, Chinese, German, Spanish, Russian, Korean, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Turkish, Polish, Catalan, Dutch, Arabic, Swedish, Italian, Indonesian, Hindi, Finnish, Vietnamese, Hebrew, Ukrainian, Greek, Malay, Czech, Romanian, Danish, Hungarian, Tamil, Norwegian, Thai, Urdu, Croatian, Bulgarian, Lithuanian, Latin, Maori, Malayalam, Welsh, Slovak, Telugu, Persian, Latvian, Bengali, Serbian, Azerbaijani, Slovenian, Kannada, Estonian, Macedonian, Breton, Basque, Icelandic, Armenian, Nepali, Mongolian, Bosnian, Kazakh, Albanian, Swahili, Galician, Marathi, Punjabi, Sinhala, Khmer, Shona, Yoruba, Somali, Afrikaans, Occitan, Georgian, Belarusian, Tajik, Sindhi, Gujarati, Amharic, Yiddish, Lao, Uzbek, Faroese, Haitian Creole, Pashto, Turkmen, Nynorsk, Maltese, Sanskrit, Luxembourgish, Myanmar, Tibetan, Tagalog, Malagasy, Assamese, Tatar, Hawaiian, Lingala, Hausa, Bashkir, Javanese, Sundanese. Whisper was made by building on top of all the hard work from Georgi Gerganov, check out his Whisper implementation here: https://github.com/ggerganov/whisper.cpp Subscriptions will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period and will be charged to your iTunes account. You can turn off auto-renew/manage subscriptions in your iTunes Account Settings after purchase. Terms of Use & Privacy policy can https://impresskit.net/press-release/f5537c9f-c2c1-42d9-a870-6cecd28a8c31.

Version 10.6.1

New: • Watch Folders: Add folders that you want the app to observe, and whenever a new compatible file is added you can quickly transcribe it. Send us your feedback on how we can make it better for you! (Pro) • Full Support for Writing Tools on macOS 15.1. Locally summarise, rewrite and improve your transcripts with Apple Intelligence • Global history, view your past 50 dictations and copy them to reuse • Added support for Google Gemini AI models (Pro) Improvements: • Improved the textfields when adding your own AI prompts • Updated to use the latest Claude 3.5 Sonnet model • Faster performance when using WhisperKit models Bugfixes: • Fixed an issue where transcriptions couldn't be saved when editing a segment • Fixed an issue where the settings window would disappear when opening the app with it open

Ratings and Reviews

440 Ratings

Couldn't Be Better, 100%

I used a SONY ICDUX523 digital Micro Recorder, bought in 2013, to make a 43 second recording that was 62 words long, to test the Whisper App (the Medium Quality, English only version, which is free on the App Store). It was tested on a Mac Studio M1 Max. The recording was transferred to the Mac using the recorder’s built-in USB-A output (connected to the Mac with a USB-A to USB-C cable). After transferring the audio file to the Mac, the file was dropped onto the Whisper App window. Whisper perfectly transcribed 100% of the words (but did skip several occurrences of “uh”, which is a bad habit I have). The words ranged in size from 1-13 characters each, & included 4 contractions & one letter-number combination & one ordinal number. Whisper couldn’t have done any better, & there was no need to send the audio file to Apple for the transcription, as required by other Apps. 5*.

I needed an app that was using the new AI language models to provide actually good Russian Transcriptions. This app allows you to download different size language models depending on what you need. Instead of good i got GREAT transcriptions immediately available in subtitle (SRT or VTT) format. I have been using this app for 5 months now and after 2 months i did the premium one time payment which was totally inexpensive and totally worth it for me. You guys did great with this app. Easy to use, fast, easy to understand and most importantly, accurate transcriptions. Also, i checked their website and they seem to be working on new apps that offer real time speech to text or live captions for streaming video. That would be cool. Highly recommended app and there isn't any better in the app store at the moment.

Fantastic tool I use daily

This has become an invaluable tool for me. I use it for transcribing single person voice memos mainly but I've used it to transcribe 3 hour long conversations using the "Transcribe Podcast" feature and it worked perfectly. Whisper Transcribe has best I've found for something like that by far. I've seen a couple reviews that complain about this not working how they want but I wanted to add some positive commentary because the developer is very transparent about what this app can do right now and where it is headed. There is even a roadmap with what they are working on and what is coming up next. Big fixes, optimizations and new features show up all the time, I think it's amazing. Keep up the great work!

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How to transcribe audio to text using Dictation on a Mac

You can use the Dictation feature built into your Mac to transcribe audio files, and in my experience, it's been about 98-99% accurate, so it saves a lot of time if you want to index your audio files, or you need a transcript for some other purpose.

These instructions were last updated for macOS Monterey 12.4.

First, open up System Preferences, go to Keyboard, then the 'Dictation' tab:

Turn on Dictation, and when prompted, accept the terms for Apple's Dictation service. Also take note of the 'Shortcut' (e.g. 'press dictation key' or 'press control twice'. You'll use that to activate dictation later.

Make sure you have your Mac's microphone selected, then open up TextEdit and create a new document:

Activate the dictation shortcut (e.g. press the dictation key), then start playing back your audio file through your Mac's speakers. The mic should pick up the audio and start transcribing live into the open document.

Bonus: Routing audio internally on the Mac with Loopback

If you have Rogue Amoeba's Loopback , you can also use it to route the audio signal internally , so you don't have to have audio playing out through the speakers.

After you have Loopback installed and running, create a new device called 'Transcription Device'. Delete the default Pass-thru source, and add in Quicktime Player as a new source:

Quit Loopback (the device will still be present on the system after quitting), then go back to the Dictation settings in System Preferences. In there, choose the new 'Transcription Device' sound input:

Then go back to TextEdit, and in a new document, activate Dictation using your configured shortcut (e.g. the dictation key). Pop over to QuickTime Player, and play your audio or video file, and watch as the words are transcribed as if by magic!

Alternative: Welder (or other online services)

As an alternative, you could use an online upload-to-transcribe service like Welder . I tested the same files on Welder that I used with Dictation, and Welder was better about adding punctuation and separating multi-person interviews.

Their transcription feature can be used for free; upload a video or audio file, and within a few minutes, you can read or download the transcribed text.

Further reading

• Transcribing recorded audio and video to text using Whisper AI on a Mac
• Recording multiple camera angles, full-size, simultaneously, on a Mac
• Achieving Pro Zoom meeting quality on my Mac
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This felt a little bit inefficient to me, so I did some digging and found that someone's made a command line tool for Apple's speech recognition API: https://github.com/sveinbjornt/hear

The real kicker here is that you can transcribe audio files, meaning that you don't have to wait for a video to play to get a transcript: hear -i /path/to/someone_speaking.mp3 > transcribed_text.txt

Oh nice, even better! I'll have to give it a try.

Thank you! :) Came here for this info.

Thanks for the link! I also found -d flag useful, forcing it to process video on a device. Otherwise, I got transcriptions only for the first minute of my mp3 file.

Yo when I try to follow your instructions without loopback, seems simple enough.. when i press play and go into TextEdit and begin dictation, macOS silences the audio output and this doesn’t work running macos 12.5.1 September 18 2022

When using Rogue Amoeba's loopback, you need to add a 'monitor device'. I just added the built-in speakers but you could use another audio device.

I have the same problem. How did you fix it?

This is now even easier with Whisper: https://github.com/openai/whisper

Thanks to this comment, I test drove Whisper yesterday, and wrote up this new blog post today: Transcribing recorded audio and video to text using Whisper AI on a Mac .

Thank you for the tutorial. I am trying to transcribe audio that is about a hour long. Once I start the transcribing process, the microphone stops working every 2-3 minutes. Is there a way I can make the microphone continue recording for longer periods of time? Thanks!

I would use the github suggestions, but am not familiar with using the files and have very little experience with Terminal. If anyone can direct me to some tutorials, I would appreciate that also.

When we try to do this, as soon as we start playing the audio file dictation turns off. Little microphone disappears and nothing is transcribed. There are two of us, both on Macs running Monterey. Mine's an M1 iMac, hers is a Mac Book Pro. Any ideas? She has Blackhole installed and I have SWB audio capture - will that mess it up?

I have the same issue of the audio silencing when I open the dictation on textedit. Any remedies to this without having to download another software?

same here. I'm on Monterey. As soon as I start playback, the dictation stops.

Ditto. Has anyone figured out how to keep the dictation microphone operational so that it transcribes audio files?

Is there a way to directly input a file from a digital voice recorder and have it transcribed? Or, do I have to save it as an audio file and follow one of the methods in this article? Thanks!

Can a previously recorded speech sound file be used for dictation? That is sound from a source other than a microphone. If so how is this done?

I could not install Loopback as it cannot add system items on my machine. Blackhole works as well.

I am on Sonoma. May I ask how you configured Blackhole? Based on your and another commentor I installed Blackhole, set up a multi-output profile, one of which is a Blackhole 2 channel device, then configured the system dictation source to the Blackhole device. When I activate dictation it stops the audio output and nothing happens. Thanks for any help you can offer.

Although the first solution would be great, I'm unfortunately now the 7th commenter reporting this problem:

-> "Start dictation" within TextEdit (..and Pages.app) seems to deactivate audio output from VoiceMemos. <-

Jeff Geerling or anyone else - Can you help us to somehow successfully use the 1st solution? Thank you!

The 8 Best Dictation Softwares for Mac (Paid + Free)

Dictation software for Mac is a text-to-speech recognition application that enables you to write words by speaking rather than typing. All you need to do is speak the words you want to type into your document and the dictation software will turn them into typewritten words.

The Mac dictation software has seen a dramatic improvement over the years. Some advanced dictation software can have an accuracy of up to 95%.

What we cover

Benefits of Using Dictation Software

There are a lot of practical applications for dictation software. Thus, it comes with a lot of benefits that would dramatically improve life. Here are some of the best benefits of dictation software:

• Capture ideas anywhere/anytime – have you thought of a great idea only to forget it the next minute? That happens to a lot of people. However, with dictation software, you can quickly record whatever thoughts, ideas, or tasks you might have in mind. Simply pull out the software, talk, and record your idea.
• Helpful for those with disabilities – whether people are visually impaired, paralyzed or have injuries with their hands that they can’t type, dictation software can help them create typewritten words through their speech.
• Increase productivity – for many people, speaking is faster than typing. With more time and energy saved, you can dramatically increase your productivity. Aside from that, dictation software frees up your hands, which can help you do different actions while speaking words into text.
• Ease of communication – you might be more comfortable speaking than typing. Dictation software allows you to communicate comfortably. Not only that, you can communicate quickly as well because you don’t have to type or write letter by letter to complete a sentence.
• More ways to share files – dictation software helps you turn audio files into text files. If you have recorded voice or video, dictation software can write the script for you. Moreover, dictation software for Mac gives you the flexibility to create multiple files that you can quickly share with others.

How to Select the Best Dictation Software?

Not all pieces of dictation software are created equal. Some are good but others are better. When looking for the right dictation software for your Mac, you need to consider the following factors:

• Accuracy – you want dictation software that transforms speech to text in the most accurate way possible. You don’t want to speak a word over and over again or stop at your task just to correct an error. The more accurate the transcription, the better.
• Ease of use – the dictation software should be user-friendly and intuitive. Its controls should be simple but allow you to perform various tasks with no difficulty.
• Equipment requirements – thankfully, a Mac computer already has the right components to run dictation software. However, you still need to check equipment requirements and compatibility with other devices. Some dictation software options may need additional components as well to run special features.
• Customer support – there will be times when you need help in troubleshooting the dictation software. You may also need assistance to set up things. Aside from that, you might also have questions about the terms and conditions of the software. So, when you have concerns, it would be good to buy from a company with great customer support.
• Reviews – read reviews and check ratings. You can get a good idea of how effective a piece of dictation software is based on what other people say.

Dictation Software Pricing

There are dictation software options out there that are free. Some are free for a specific period of time or they are free but you have to pay for their premium features.

Mac comes with built-in voice-to-text software. So, this is something you don’t have to pay for.

When it comes to pricing, dictation software can be between $10 to $160. You can pay one time or it can be a subscription, depending on your chosen plan.

Do You Need Special Equipment?

Most modern pieces of dictation software don’t need special equipment. Most pieces of equipment are already installed on Mac or already available with your computer.

Since the dictation software is a type of program you need to install, you would most likely need to consider the system requirements instead. If you have an older Mac computer, be sure to see if it can handle the hardware and software requirements of your chosen voice recognition app.

Of course, you can also add special equipment as you prefer. For example, some people like to use headsets or special microphones to ensure their speech can easily be recognized.

If there’s any special equipment needed, the dictation software provider would most likely include that in their package.

Can You Use Siri to Dictate on a Mac?

Yes, you can use Siri to dictate on a Mac. It can serve as your dictation software to some extent. However, if you’re going to use Siri, there might be limitations.

For one, Siri isn’t as good as actual dictation software. Moreover, Siri’s dictation feature may not be available in all languages and countries.

The accuracy may be bearable, but if you’re looking for something that’s professional, easy to use, and specifically designed to turn speech to text, then you should get the right dictation software.

 It’s a good investment especially if you’re going to use it for business purposes.

How to Use Siri to Dictate on a Mac

The best example of using Siri as dictation software is keyboard dictation. To turn on keyboard dictation, follow these steps:

• Choose Apple Menu on your Mac.
• Go to System preference.
• Click the Keyboard icon.
• Select dictation.
• Click On. If needed, click Enable Dictation.
• You may be asked if you want to improve Siri and Dictation. If yes, you can share audio recordings. If you don’t want to, simply choose “Not Now.”
• Optional – if you’re trying to use another language, you can click the Language pop-up menu. You can then choose your preferred language and dialect.

I) Best Dictation Software for Mac

Our list of the best dictation software is broken up into the factors that matter most when choosing between them. We tested this software with not only our preferences in mind but also the experiences of a variety of users with special preferences or needs.

1) Apple Dictation – Best Overall

Free Out-of-the-Box Software for New Mac Users

Price: Free Language Supported: 31 Other Platforms: iOS Website: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208343

Any list of dictation software for Mac should include Apple’s built-in, free-to-use software that comes in every Mac device. Apple Dictation is a simple tool with straightforward features.

We love that Apple Dictation doesn’t require any special software, setup, or installation. When you open your new Mac, Apple Dictation is ready to go. Even Siri recognizes it and can open it with a simple command.

While not as multi-functional as some of the pricier options out there, Apple Dictation offers an easy way to get your business done with a program rated with 95% dictation accuracy.

This does mean however that it won’t measure up to the near error-less offerings from other software suites. Additionally, it lacks extendable extra features that would make it a true replacement for dedicated third-party programs.

Key Features

• Free price point
• Easy to use right out of the box
• 95% accurate dictation software

Why You Should Consider

It’s hard to argue with free, which is why we can recommend any Mac user to give Apple Dictation a try, even if only as a springboard to see what features you want from a premium dictation program. Novice users that just want to write emails, notes, or grocery lists could use Apple Dictation most effectively while professionals may need a more complex program.

2) Otter – Best dictation program for conferences

Price: Free, $12.99, $30 Language Supported: English (US and UK) Other Platforms: Android, iOS Website: https://otter.ai/

Otter is transcription software that comes with a free version, giving users the chance to check out its generous entry-level features before deciding if they want a paid plan. The free plan is capped at 600 minutes of transcription in 40-minute chunks per month. It also caps import files to three and limits custom vocabulary changes.

These limitations may be enough to convince you to pay for Otter’s Pro plan, which is $12.99 per month. At that tier, you get 6,000 minutes per month, capped at 4 hours per recording session. You also get 200 custom word terms. Above that, the Business plan is $30 per month and includes functionality to use Zoom or other conference platforms to record, transcribe, and share over the internet.

In our test of the software, Otter’s accuracy in dictating natural speech fell a bit below the average for similar programs. However, Otter’s editing software fixed most mistakes.

• Free option with paid plans
• Web editing inclusion
• Integration with conference platforms

Otter’s integration with conference platforms gives it an edge over other dictation software for transcribing business meetings. Due to its unique features and lower transcription accuracy, we recommend trying its generous free plan first to see if it’s right for you.

3) Google Docs Voice Typing – Best Free

Program with the most languages supported

Price: Free Language Supported: 119 Other Platforms: Android, iOS Website: https://support.google.com/docs/answer/4492226?hl=en

Google Docs Voice Typing is another free dictation software. This one is built into Google Docs, meaning all you need is a Google account and a device equipped with a microphone to use its features.

One of its major advantages is that with access to Google’s database, the Google Voice Typing program can dictate in a staggering 119 languages, including English dialects, Arabic forms, and Spanish variations.

The software performed as expected when we tested its accuracy, but users should note that speed and clarity are issues with this software. It types with reasonable accuracy when you speak as though you are dictating, but for natural speech or uploading and dictating recordings, this is not the right program.

• Completely free
• 119 languages, including dialects
• Google account integration

The inclusion of 119 languages means that for many, this is going to be the only reputable dictation software that supports their needs. If you don’t mind speaking clearly in a “dictation voice,” Google Docs Voice Typing is a great free option.

4) Dictation.io

The browser-based mainstay of dictation programs

Price: Free Language Supported: 100+ Other Platforms: Windows, Android, iPhone Website: https://dictation.io/

Dictation.io is free dictation software that was created in 2004 by Digital Inspiration, making it one of the hallmarks of the dictation software market. Its biggest draw is that the software is clean and accessible, with easy access to real-time dictation tools in several of the most frequently used languages. Its main drawback is that it cannot be used with iPads.

It features support for over 100 languages so that nearly anyone can type emails or documents right into Google Chrome without using a keyboard. Dictation.io allows you to insert emojis, punctuation, and more by learning its specific commands.

• Support for 100+ languages
• Completely free to use
• Accessible interface

Dictation.io features zero support for iPads. But for desktop and laptop users that want to dictate and store records of dictations in Google Chrome using the 100+ available languages, there’s no downside to giving Dictation.io’s free software a try even though it could use more modern features.

5) Speechnotes

Best yearly subscription dictation service

Price: Free, $9/year Language Supported: 100+ Other Platforms: Chrome, Android Website: https://speechnotes.co/

Speechnotes is free dictation software that works through Chrome on Mac and Android devices. It’s essentially a redo of Google’s Speech Engine with a generous free version and an optional $9/year premium subscription.

In the free version, you can’t process audio or video files, though the premium subscription allows you to transcribe them through Speechnotes Files. It’s a web-based application so keep that in mind when comparing this to programs that have their own suites.

• Easy availability using Chrome
• Free option
• Access to Google Assistant’s language bank

Speechnotes gives you a basic transcription tool right in your browser, making it ideal for quick note-taking. However, the software’s basic plan is limited and anything other than the words (such as punctuation or paragraph breaks) must be dictated explicitly rather than added automatically.

Nuance Dragon Speech Recognition – Discontinued

You may be wondering where Nuance Dragon is on this list since many have reported it to be the best dictation software for Mac. Unfortunately, as of 2018, Nuance Dragon is no longer available for purchase, though users with the program can still run it.

II) Best Dictation Software for iOS

1) dragon anywhere – best luxury dictation software.

Price: $14.99/month Other Platforms: iOS, iPhone Website: https://www.nuance.com/dragon/dragon-anywhere.html

Though Nuance Dragon is gone, the mobile version, Dragon Anywhere, is still available on iOS. The app is pricey, requiring a $14.99/month subscription plan. For this price, users get a speech-to-text algorithm that rivals the best mobile transcribers as well as support for multiple document formats.

We like Dragon Anywhere’s correction feature, which allows you to dictate corrections without needing to type them. The app also has “Train Words,” a feature that allows you to teach it non-standard spellings or phrasings that it should know.

Dragon Anywhere supports Evernote and Dropbox as well.

• Train Words features
• Multiple document format support
• Simple account setup

Dragon Anywhere is reliable in terms of accuracy while supporting multiple programs and file formats. Our only complaint other than the price is that it only uses cloud computing, meaning you need a strong internet connection to use it.

2) Braina – Most accurate mobile transcriptions

Price: Free, $79/year, $199/life Other Platforms: Windows, Android Website: brainasoft.com/braina/

Braina claims 99% accuracy in its dictations. In our experience, they’re not far off. Instead of using AI, Braina uses a learning program that gets more used to your speech the more you use it. It has a very basic free version, which only offers English dictation and lacks this learning functionality.

To make full use of Braina, you’ll need the $79/year subscription (you can also buy it for life for $199, less than three months’ worth). Desktop versions of Braina only work on Windows, so you can’t use it on Mac.

• 99% dictation accuracy
• Speech learning program
• Lifetime subscription

Those who care the most about accuracy should consider Braina as one of the most reliable dictation programs for mobile devices. It doesn’t work with Mac, however, and the free version is very sparse compared to the premium subscription.

Price: $1.50+ per minute Language Supported: 31 Other Platforms: Windows Website: https://www.rev.com/

Rev is not conventional dictation software. It’s a transcription service that allows you to pay by the minute for the use of the Rev program. Audio and video dictations cost $1.50 per minute, with an average turnaround time of 5 hours. The software has been rated at 99% accuracy.

Other options include an automated transcription, rated 90% accurate, that costs $0.25 per minute, as well as subtitle translations ($1.50 per minute), live captions for Zoom ($20 per month), and more.

We like Rev’s simple documentation and appreciate that at the more expensive tiers, a professional will review your transcription.

• Transcription cost per minute
• 31 supported languages
• Live caption servicing for Zoom

90%-99% accuracy results through the Rev service could be perfect for someone looking for a pay-as-you-go dictation method for short-term projects or as a transcriber for a business meeting. However, Rev is less reliable as an all-purpose software suite.

What’s the Difference Between Dictation and Transcription?

Dictation and transcription may sound related, but there’s a difference. Dictation is the process of speaking to a device or a person. Transcription is the process of taking dictated words or speech and turning them into a text document.

Does Mac have Built-In Dictation?

Yes, there’s built-in dictation on Mac. You simply need to turn it on by going to the Apple Menu > System Preferences > Keyboard > Dictation.

Can You Turn On Voice Dictation in Word for Mac?

Yes, you can turn on voice dictation in Word for Mac. Once you’re on Word, simply go to your system preference setting and turn on voice typing.

Are Apple Dictation and Siri HIPAA Compliant?

Regrettably, no. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) ensures that sensitive patient data are protected and secure.

When you use Apple’s dictation and Siri, the process of analyzing data is done in Apple Data centers and not on your device. Moreover, at the time of this writing, Apple hasn’t signed HIPAA Business Associate Agreement (BAA) yet, which could have made them HIPAA compliant.

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