Full IDJ-2 Review

Written by Ean Golden on January 25th, 2008 66 Comments

This thing is so cool. There, I did it; I gushed at a pro-sumer iPod DJ gadget. Having been deeply involved in digital DJ technology for the past five years, sometimes things get so techy that we forget in the end it’s all about music. The iDJ2 seems to step aside, give you just what you need to mix and let you enjoy playing music. Several times I completely forgot that I was writing a review and just really enjoyed mixing two tracks together. For a DJ that learned the ropes on vinyl more than a decade ago, that was very refreshing. If you want to cut, scratch, beat juggle and drop insane loops and effects, then the iDJ2 is not for you. However, if you just want to seamlessly blend together your digital music collection without needing a laptop, your search may be over.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

The iDJ2 aims at being a very usable piece of gear and not just a cool concept embodied in physical form. To help achieve that aim, Numark provides all of the outputs and inputs you would need for many typical DJ scenarios. Let’s say you’re a mobile DJ; the balanced XLR outputs can run long lengths directly into a pair of speakers, and the built-in microphone input on the front means you won’t need an extra mixer. With a Record output (stereo RCA) for posterity and two sets of line inputs (also both stereo RCA) for backup CD players (in case your iPod crashes), this powerful package could feasibly give you everything you need to rock any wedding from a single iPod.

If you’re a club DJ and you simply want to incorporate MP3 files into an existing vinyl or CD collection without investing in a laptop, you have two easy options. First, you could run the RCA master output into the club’s mixer and blend the iDJ2 into the mix like a third CD player, or you could even use the iDJ2 as the master mixer, running both turntables and CD players into the onboard 2-channel mixer. Although it doesn’t have all the bells and whistles of many modern club mixers, all the basics are here, including 3-band EQ, gain, mic input, headphone cueing and a smooth crossfader with adjustable curve.

Even though Numark may not have built the iDJ2 with pro DJs like myself in mind, I can’t help but think of all the great applications for the concept — for example, the casual DJ invitational. Many times friends will invite you down to a midweek party, a loft or even their home to spin a short guest set. You always want to accept the invite, but that means carting — at the very least — a laptop, or in my case 40 pounds of gear. Imagine being invited over to spin and having to bring only an iPod. That invitation is impossible to turn down.

SCRATCH AND LOCK

The good folks at Numark have tried to keep all of the basic DJ functions available, including scratching. The fact that scratching was even offered with an iPod at this price level was impressive, so I was not expecting a Q-Bert-like performance. Not surprisingly, the iDJ2 is not ready for ITF competition yet. Although backspins and basic wiki-wiki are possible, the jog wheels suffered from significant sticker slip and a pronounced ramp up that made cueing on time difficult.

Even though my expectations were equally low, Numark really surprised me with the key lock performance. For those that are not familiar with this feature, here it is in a nutshell. Most DJ programs, CD players and even some turntables offer the ability to change the speed of a song without affecting the pitch — you can radically speed up files and not get the chipmunk effect. Not to be outdone, the iDJ2 includes key lock on each deck, which can require a lot of processing power to sound good. I was pleasantly surprised that it sounds great even when pitched to extremes. The low end stayed strong when pushed into the range where poor key lock systems would start to break apart and show their flaws.

A LITTLE EXTRA

The iDJ2 comes with a 128 MB USB memory stick equipped with some bonus songs and a comprehensive manual. Sure, the flash drive may not be worth much, but it underscores two important points. One, rather than waste paper, Numark gives you the important information in a modern way. Two, you can use flash drives (or USB hard drives) in conjunction with your iDJ2 through two USB ports on the back panel. That’s a great feature that has a very commonplace use. Let’s say you’re hosting an iPod mix night or you have a series of DJs playing after each other, all with iPods. How do you switch between DJs? Even the leader in digital DJing, Serato Scratch Live, can’t offer an in-house solution to that problem. With the iDJ2, all you need to do is load a few “transition tracks” into the supplied USB stick and mix the next song directly off the flash drive. Then swap out the iPods, and the next DJ is on — no cable swapping or awkward silence required.

The iDJ2, like most digital DJ programs out there, offers the ability to analyze and display a rough view of what each song looks like sonically. That gives you the opportunity to visually scroll through a track and easily find crucial points in the song faster. Although the iDJ2 can perform the analysis itself, Numark also provides a software librarian so you can harness the power of your computer to plow through large collections. Once the program has analyzed each song, small information tags are attached to the files, so the iDJ2 can always pull it up when loaded.

COMPLAINTS DEPARTMENT

Yes, when mixing off an iPod, one can’t get too nitpicky, but there are a few things to know before buying. Before playing a track, the iDJ2 loads it into internal memory for fast, accurate and reliable playback. In order to ensure instant load times, you must build profiles for all your tracks with the librarian software and then update it as you add new songs. That can take all day for loaded iPods. Otherwise, longer tracks can take up to 20 seconds to load.

On-the-fly looping is turning into a must-have for most digital DJs because more and more performers want to create extended edits of songs on the fly. Numark wisely includes the ability to loop sections on each iDJ2 deck, but it turned out to be difficult to use effectively. Technically, there is nothing wrong with the feature; the problem was more a case of reviewer error. Unfortunately, I think most users are also going to find it hard to drop loop in and out points perfectly every time. The iDJ2 advertises “seamless looping,” but in my testing, I had to be very precise with the loop placement; it felt like playing Russian roulette with the timing of a mix.

MIXING IN MOTION

Did I mention this thing even plays video? Yes, don’t let that iPod video go to waste; you can directly stream video out of the S-Video port on the back of the iDJ2. Before you get too excited and start conjuring up images of scratching and mixing music videos, there is a limit to what you can do with video and the iDJ2. For starters, only Deck A can play video — Deck B is disabled for it. Additionally, all of the DJ functions — including pitch bending, tempo adjustment and scratching — are disabled. Don’t lose hope entirely, though. Numark chose to build the iDJ2 on the Linux platform and provided the source code on its Website. Theoretically, some really motivated coders might be able to come up with a way to get the iDJ2 to actually mix and blend videos in the future. Speaking of iPods, with no less than 16 versions out there, you may be wondering if yours will work with the iDJ2. To answer simply, if you own an iPod nano, Mini or 4th-generation or later standard iPod, you will be able to take full advantage of iDJ2. Other iPods support certain features, but you should check the complete compatibility list at Numark.com

Technology seems to move forward in baby steps — quickly, but still at one short interval at a time. Sometimes a product makes a bigger leap forward, combining several developments and redefining the way we look at technology. Just as the iPod did for music, the Numark iDJ2 may also mark a big jump forward for digital DJing. Not ironically, it’s built around the storage device just about everyone has or has access to at this point, possibly solving the problem of a universal product. The jury is still out as to whether the public will accept this new concept in DJing, but the potential is there for the product to make a big impression.

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http://www.submusica.com Dudu P

One of your best reviews so far, thanks for the good work. I’m happy to see that the iDJ2 catches you on exactly the same feelings which are directing me out of the midi controllers world: simplicity. It’s all about putting songs together, like when I as a kid with those belt drive TTs.

Now I’m worried about this ramp-up issue on cueing on the jog wheel, is it that bad as it was on the original VCI-100?
jstyles

Hi Ean, Great Review! i know this isnt on topic but i wanted to know what software do you use to maintain this site? This looks like Rapid Weaver to me but knowing youre a big time writer, you must use HTML? am i correct? The reason im asking is because im planning to maintain a site that im starting on a Mac and im looking for mac software. Thanks for your help
Aidan

I currently use a Macbook Pro, VCI100, and M-Audio firewire.

The two features of this unit I find most appealing are the ease of setup when playing live, and also the reduction in space required on the DJ Table. I'm constantly dealing with issues of real estate in the booth when making room for my gear.

The more pieces of equipment you add to your setup, the more of a house of cards it becomes with more entry points for failure.

I've been very seriously considering making the switch to one of these bad boys. Thanks for the review Ean, it helps me make a better educated decision.

One question though. How is the "Beatkeeper" technology? Are the BPM's reasonably accurate?
Huff

I think just some effects thrown in the unit (like those found in the CDN's or Axis units) would've really enhanced it nicely.
http://www.submusica.com Dudu P

<blockquote cite="#comment-513">Hi Ean, Great Review! i know this isnt on topic but i wanted to know what software do you use to maintain this site? This looks like Rapid Weaver to me but knowing youre a big time writer, you must use HTML? am i correct? The reason im asking is because im planning to maintain a site that im starting on a Mac and im looking for mac software. Thanks for your help

It's WordPress and some plugins, like Quoter and Last Comments. You can find out more on WordPress.org
http://www.submusica.com Dudu P

I think just some effects thrown in the unit (like those found in the CDN’s or Axis units) would’ve really enhanced it nicely.

I agree, but I believe it’s just a matter of time before someone pulls it off the hat – be it Numark itself or some guys using their linux source code. That’s the beauty of the iDJ2: Linux inside, and completely open source. It was made to be modified, but not just modified as we do with configs, settings and black magic on midi. When a modified firmware comes, all you gotta do is update the system, and voil?, it’s ready to go.

I don’t know if the hardware in the unit is powerful enough to run effects, but since it has a very good time stretch as all reviewers are pointing out, like Ean did, I believe it has enough juice to do some basic stuff like flangers, phasers, delays and rolls. To me it would be the perfect machine, specially if you could edit the parameters of these fx according to your liking.

Anyway, if you take the price of any midi controller, a good software plus a laptop, you can but this thing, a huge 160gb iPod classic and a kaoss pad 3, which will make a hell of a setup, portable and ready to do almost anything when it comes to mixing tunes.
nova

good review

I am seriously considering purchasing idj2 specially since I enjoy the i pod platform. Like you said I am tired of the whole turntable/cd set up for its space consuming problem. However I have read some you tube reactions mentiong the problem related to the drm aac protected format that is preety much preventing you to play i tunes tracks bought from i tune store. Apparently , you can only play those i tune tracks on idj2 in ipod mode but NOT in direct mode. This is pointless in the sense that you cannot use any idj2 mixing functions in i pod mode. forget about the pitchbending or the scratch. Thus you are left over with playing the tracks normally. I know you can remove the drm problem by burning you i tunes tracks (bought from i tune store)on a cd, and I wondered then if you could be able to mix properly between the ipod and the external cd player. Can you use the idj2 functions on the external cd player. You could as well burn your itune drm tracks and rip them back on your itune list but this creates sound problems as the drm format is designed to sabotage the sound ripped from drm based cds so it is not an option to play the i tune store tracks back on your i pod for idj2 mixing. I thought that one of the beauty if the idj2 was its compatibility with apple softwares and specially the fact that you could mix with the huge i tune store database which always gets better and saves a lot of my time and money wondering arround the vinyl record shops. The best solution I came up with is to mix with an external cd player linked to the idj2, but then whats the point of having the idj2. I would rather buy a dual cd player. My final question and the most important is whether you can change from direct mode to ipod mode while mixing, or do you need to reset the idj2 leaving a problematic silence?
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<blockquote cite="#comment-527"> My final question and the most important is whether you can change from direct mode to ipod mode while mixing, or do you need to reset the idj2 leaving a problematic silence?

you could perhpas mix off a FLASH drive between the switch but NO you cant switch between these modes without a silence. <blockquote cite="#comment-521"><blockquote cite="#comment-513">Hi Ean, Great Review! i know this isnt on topic but i wanted to know what software do you use to maintain this site?

It's WordPress and some plugins, like Quoter and Last Comments. You can find out more on WordPress.org

thats spot on. Its word press plus a bunch of plug ins. I have one plug in installed but I cant figure out how to implement it in the Sidebar.

Its called popularity contest and its working fine to show which threads are the most popular- i just cant figure out the right CSS code to display that info in a meaningful way in the side bar so everyone can see whats hot today.

Anyone know, Dudu?
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Ean, Hello from russia! Im one of 2 moderators of "dj.ru" – the main dj resource in my country, and I REALLY ENJOY reading your articles. Sometimes i think that you had been reading my mind before typing this article, because i find every answer on my questions about products you introducing here!! keep up the great work!!

p.s. sorry for offtopic but what can you say about numark d2-director. its a similar product.

p.s.s. excuse me for my bad english))))
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Its called popularity contest and its working fine to show which threads are the most popular- i just cant figure out the right CSS code to display that info in a meaningful way in the side bar so everyone can see whats hot today.
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Ean,

how fortunate you are to have such an awesome job as such. The information you have provided is great, and I will let others know about this site especially with the iDJ2 information.

I hope that Numark does not abandon this product, but develops the software more.

If they could add simple effects, backspin and tighten up the scratching, the iDJ2 would be almost perfect.
Anonymous

<blockquote cite="#comment-527">good review

I am seriously considering purchasing idj2 specially since I enjoy the i pod platform. Like you said I am tired of the whole turntable/cd set up for its space consuming problem. However I have read some you tube reactions mentiong the problem related to the drm aac protected format that is preety much preventing you to play i tunes tracks bought from i tune store. Apparently , you can only play those i tune tracks on idj2 in ipod mode but NOT in direct mode. This is pointless in the sense that you cannot use any idj2 mixing functions in i pod mode. forget about the pitchbending or the scratch. Thus you are left over with playing the tracks normally. I know you can remove the drm problem by burning you i tunes tracks (bought from i tune store)on a cd, and I wondered then if you could be able to mix properly between the ipod and the external cd player. Can you use the idj2 functions on the external cd player. You could as well burn your itune drm tracks and rip them back on your itune list but this creates sound problems as the drm format is designed to sabotage the sound ripped from drm based cds so it is not an option to play the i tune store tracks back on your i pod for idj2 mixing. I thought that one of the beauty if the idj2 was its compatibility with apple softwares and specially the fact that you could mix with the huge i tune store database which always gets better and saves a lot of my time and money wondering arround the vinyl record shops. The best solution I came up with is to mix with an external cd player linked to the idj2, but then whats the point of having the idj2. I would rather buy a dual cd player. My final question and the most important is whether you can change from direct mode to ipod mode while mixing, or do you need to reset the idj2 leaving a problematic silence?

I use itunes trax quite a lot, no problems burning to disk and ripping back to computer with nero 7- sound fine
luis castaneda

hey now im undecited what should i pick the vestax vci 100 or the numark idj 2…….right now i have the numark total control is really good for the price i bealieve is the best thing for 250 usd but im willing to upgrade is too plastic and the faders could be a lil better or should i stay with this help to decide plz
John

Hi,

I am curious. Can I use VDJ pro software with IDJ2?

Can you guys help me out here please.

Thx

JD
Amy Leigh

Hello there

I am curious to know if it's possible to connect ONE turntable to the idj2 and be able to mix music from the table into a track playing from either an ipod or a flash drive.

Im guessing it would be like having one CDJ and one turntable where the CDJ is the mixer as well? How would this work?

Would i have to load the track playing on the record to deck a or b like i do when im playing a track off a drive? would it automatically know what channel to to play the turntabe out of?

Sorry, these are rook questions i guess, but i dont have anyone else to ask!

thanks for your time!
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Thanks for the informative post.
Amy Leigh

Hello its me again…

i have successfully plugged in my decks to the mixer and i'm having a blast.

i have a question about cueing up a track on the idj2 now… for some reason i cant seem to figure out how to cue tracks up properly.

If i have chosen a cue point for a track but then want to change it, how do i do it? no matter what i try, it wont let me make a new cue point, it just keeps going back to the original point. what am i doing wrong here?

thanks so much!
Brad

HI Amy Leigh, i was wondering if you have managed tp connect your IDJ2 to another mixer and use its effecs on on the IDJ2?
Amy Leigh

Hi Brad

Unfortunately i have not connected the dj2 to another mixer. Once i have some more money i may buy an additional mixer to connect that has a few more features than the dj2.

But as of now i am totally content with my set up (2 decks and the dj2 )definitely enough toys and fun to keep my hands busy!

If you do successfully connect another mixer please let me know how it goes.. id love to hear about it!

ciao for now
dj runza

hi mate^^..hey juz wanna ask ya that..can i use a small ipod version i mean the small ipod not this big ipod..
dj runza

[quote comment=""]hi mate^^..hey juz wanna ask ya that..can i use a small ipod version i mean the small ipod not this big ipod..[/quote]
Lucho Ponce

i was wondering if you could connect your own laptop to the idj2, and if yes how would you do it?….thanx
http://www.eangolden.com Ean Golden

[quote comment=""]i was wondering if you could connect your own laptop to the idj2, and if yes how would you do it?….thanx[/quote]

no but you can use a usb stick.
Barnaby Jones

[quote comment=""][quote comment=""]i was wondering if you could connect your own laptop to the idj2, and if yes how would you do it?….thanx[/quote]

no but you can use a usb stick.[/quote]

You could connect your laptop to the inputs to route sound thru but it will not see your hard drives.
http://djtechtools Jaye

Some one gave this to me. OK do I need speakers? If yes what kind?keyboard,monitor?
jduque01

[quote comment=""]Some one gave this to me. OK do I need speakers? If yes what kind?keyboard,monitor?[/quote]

Pre amplified speakers for the ´Balanced Master Out´or any normal amplifier sending it out through the master out.
stouf

hi

i wanna know if the nano ipod 4th generation is compatible with idj2 ?

thx
AC

I can't play My Ipod as USB at the main one , It just work as IPOD Direct , I can't get to get back to USB

Can somebody help me ?
gyp

[hello #

just bought the IDJ2 and im having a few problems - can anyone help-

1= every time i run librarian software i get a critical error when loading my ipod - i have reinstalled software and restored my ipod and this still keeps happening- any ideas - numark seem baffled

2- i would like to plug my laptop through the back external input to act as a back up but the sound is distorted - what i want is a back up so i can play albums etc but also if my i pod malfunctions etc . i want to use i tunes on my pc and run the sound out through the idj - is it ok to do this

i have a gig nest week and would love to sort this out

many thanks

gyp
bryan colligan

MAJOR CUE PROBLEMS!!!!! BUYER BEWARE!!!! CUEING A TRACK AT A SPECIFIC TIME IS NEXT TO IMPOSSIBLE…. RETURNING IDJ2…. loved it till I wanted to start mixing
Matnik

Well, I read a few reviews of the iDJ2 before I bought it. Far too many were just embellishments of the description off the back of the box, by lazy reviewers wanting to fill their databases. This review is fantastic, it tells you pretty much everything you need to know, so well done.

On this, I bought a unit myself. After patching and calibration, I was very impressed with the abilities. However, I thought I'd add a couple more bits to the complaints section.

Firstly, the iDJ2 does NOT support NTFS drives. When I say it doesn't support them, what I mean is that it can't write to them, and therefore build track information. If you're using a newer USB removable drive in this unit, you're only going to be able to use the File Browser – rendering the funky little keyboard that the case comes with useless. My solution to this would probably be to purchase another, smaller 'gig' drive using the FAT file system, copy everything I'm going to use for the night onto that, and use the Librarian software on that. Not ideal, as it's more to spend for me, but a heads up for others.

Secondly, it's worth pointing out that this unit currently does NOT support the iPod Touch, or the iPhone units. Whilst it might do in future, it doesn't at the moment. (so, for the hard drive and the iPod I bought to go with this unit I've wasted £250). It seems to be fine with older iPod models though.

Finally, if you're like me and find yourself having to fly through the browser because you can't use the search features bear in mind that the internal processor on this unit isn't *quite* powerful enough to work it hard. During 'normal' use, I found it was fine, and had no operational problems. Once you're playing two tracks at the same time and transferring files from the Library to the Crate, or using the File Browser to quickly scan through your collection, I was hit with freezes of about 1 – 1.5 seconds long.

Basically, this unit IS a good unit, WHEN you prepare it properly. I've gigged with it, I'm happy to keep it, but be aware that it's not perfect.
robson

Hello idj2 and I have a problem with because I clicked the button and then celebration utility and then can not return in the original pitch, what I do is my first day of use, thanks you
robson

[quote comment=""]Hello idj2 and I have a problem with because I clicked the button and then celebration utility and then can not return in the original pitch, what I do is my first day of use, thanks you[/quote]
Ross

Hi Im thinking of purchasing an IDJ2 for a few home, friends party type gigs, I’m just wondering if it is possible to play and mix tracks that you have downloaded through iTunes, ie, paid for them!! Can this be done or is it not possible?! Any help appreciated! Many Thanks.
Jaye

[quote comment=""]Hi Im thinking of purchasing an IDJ2 for a few home, friends party type gigs, I’m just wondering if it is possible to play and mix tracks that you have downloaded through iTunes, ie, paid for them!! Can this be done or is it not possible?! Any help appreciated! Many Thanks.[/quote]

You have to burn your itunes to a cd then then burn those in another program ie. windows meida player. Then put tem back into iTunes and type in the tracks. That’s what I do then I put them on a usb stick! I have all my r&b, rock, salsa,hip/hop, altern,club etc on different sticks. Works out pretty well after I get them on. If anyone has an easier way by all means let me know. It sux but itunes is really F*ed up about how you can use the songs that you;ve purchased! I hope this helps!
Ross

[quote comment=""][quote comment=""]Hi Im thinking of purchasing an IDJ2 for a few home, friends party type gigs, I’m just wondering if it is possible to play and mix tracks that you have downloaded through iTunes, ie, paid for them!! Can this be done or is it not possible?! Any help appreciated! Many Thanks.[/quote]

You have to burn your itunes to a cd then then burn those in another program ie. windows meida player. Then put tem back into iTunes and type in the tracks. That’s what I do then I put them on a usb stick! I have all my r&b, rock, salsa,hip/hop, altern,club etc on different sticks. Works out pretty well after I get them on. If anyone has an easier way by all means let me know. It sux but itunes is really F*ed up about how you can use the songs that you;ve purchased! I hope this helps![/quote]
Ross

thanks Jaye appreciated :)
http://www.djtonylopez.com tony

[quote comment=""]thanks Jaye appreciated :)[/quote]
I have been having problems with the keyboard freezing when using my IDJ2. This happens everytime I use the keyboard. The keyboard is the road case that you can buy with the IDJ2. I’m using the current firmware and have even restored the unit. Any suggestions?
Trix

Hi, we just recently bought a IDJ2 and we have only had it for a week, and the IPOD dock is not reading my IPOD, i then connected it through the IPOD usb and not it is reading the IPOD, but now the pitch control is acting funny. We finally fixed that. Can you please tell me if the actual IPOD doc will read again? or why and how I can fix this? Please help! Thanks
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jjonnyy

hey i have a muteki shelf system and i was wondering if i could use the speakers from that with the idj2?
taipan

used the numark librarian to build tables in my ipod. Seems ive lost all previous data. My ipod cant sync wit itunes and can only play on the idj2 cosole. How can i restore my ipod back and still keep my tables ?
Anonymous

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hj

i’m getting the same “librarian has suffered a serious internal error and cannot continue” when trying to scan any of my drives (ipod, flash drive, internal drive) either trying to scan at any level (fast, full, etc). i haven’t even bought the idj2 yet because i wanted to see how the scanning worked.
now i am afraid to buy one!

this is librarian v1.5 running on an intel mac running 10.6.4
hj

…and i just tried an older version of librarian (1.08) and it won’t even open. crashes every time.
djkulo

Hi There everybody?
I would like to purchase the idj2, does it work with ipod touch?
Does it still crash a lot?
I am buying it as a back up system incase my main setup has got a problem.
My main setup is a Traktor Kontrol S4 and Macbook Pro setup.
Thank You
Byron

Help … Im also getting same problem .. Mac ox10.6
Librarian always crashes…. what to do ?
Byron

Have you got this sorted ? and how ? what was the problem ?
Kingpeer

Must use the “Manually manage music” choice for the ipod. Even with that, all tracks on my ipod do not make it through te library, about a 20% loss. Always have a non library processed ipod on the side.
Gomez Chris26

Idk does iPod touch 4G work with it?
Quickpick6

would the ipod shuffle 6th generation work with this?
Quickpick6

would the ipod shuffle 6th generation work with this?
Quickpick6

would the ipod shuffle 6th gen work with this?
Quickpick6

would the ipod shuffle 6th gen work with this?
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