REDCHINAWAVE — Отменяй | Russian + English Lyric Film · 1080p60

REDCHINAWAVE — Отменяй, presented as a dark landscape lyric film with synchronized Russian lyrics and an English translation.

Original official audio · REDCHINAWAVE’s links · Production notes · Complete asset inventory

Film

• 1920×1080, 16:9, 60 fps; duration 2:10.453.
• H.264 High / stereo AAC, BT.709.
• 21 bilingual lines, 71 Russian words and 50 meaning-linked highlight groups.
• Four base colors: #e10508, #030303, #c2c2c2, #5c5c5c.
• Source illustration with new camera and audio-reactive graphic motion; a measured 64-band spectrum is separate from expressive movement.

Downloads

The assets include the final MP4, original source video, upload-ready JPEG and original PNG thumbnail, a short YouTube title/description, Russian and English SRT captions, verification JSON and checksums.

The complete production ZIP includes 116 files: the final assets, editable project, dependency lock, original media, fonts and notices, analysis audio, separated stems, alignment observations, finalized cues/features, and a per-file SHA-256 manifest. Node dependencies, model weights, lossless intermediates and regenerable review caches are excluded. Its README preserves the input/output layout and gives the reproduction commands.

Verification

All 7,827 video frames decode cleanly. The delivered AAC packets match the locked soundtrack; the source-to-AAC waveform check measured zero sample offset. A clean package install, TypeScript, timing contracts, DSP calibration and all 42 browser lyric states passed. The ZIP was extracted and its per-file hashes verified before upload.

Word timing remains an inference from musical audio. The 8.3125 ms maximum frame-rounding error is a placement bound, not a claim of ground-truth vocal accuracy.

Credits and disclosure

Music and lyrics: REDCHINAWAVE, Отменяй (2022). Source illustration: from the official upload; its original illustrator has not been independently identified. We do not take credit for the original music, lyrics or artwork.

Lyric film and English adaptation: Ael, assisted by OpenAI Codex with GPT-6 Astra. The thumbnail is also AI-assisted through a separate image-generation tool. The soundtrack derives from the original recording.

Full credits · AI disclosure · Scoped CC BY 4.0 license. Third-party music, lyrics, source imagery, fonts and software retain their own rights; the mixed films and covers are not wholly CC-licensed assets. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.

Roi × Slow Down lyric film v1.0.1

Roi × Slow Down — Dual-Song Lyric Film

Source: https://youtu.be/11tjwUK2adU (roi x did i tell u that i miss u), downloaded with yt-dlp using video format 303-sr plus audio format 140. The video’s native maximum was 720p60; 303-sr is YouTube’s available AI-upscaled 1920×1080 60fps derivative and is published with that provenance stated clearly.

Published media

• Song 1: Roi — French, warm upper lane, 48 reviewed lyric lines.
• Song 2: Slow down / Did I tell you that I miss you? — English, cool lower lane, 13 reviewed lyric lines.
• Public master: 1920×1080, 60fps, 22,763 frames, 379.383333 seconds.
• Diagnostic proof: 1920×1080, 120fps, 45,526 frames, 379.383333 seconds.
• Audio: original stereo AAC at 44.1kHz retained in both deliverables.

Timing and visual design

Both lanes use integer sample indices at 44,100Hz against the locked source SHA-256. Cross-song overlap is intentional; same-lane overlap and out-of-source intervals are rejected by validation. The Song 2 second pass is anchored at 01:26.14–01:59.82, covering the user-noted 01:46–01:56 counterpart window with local repeated cues rather than a whole-track offset. The visualizer uses two bounded smooth waveform rails with warm/cool identity, stable labels, word-level emphasis, and no particle swarm, dots, or round caps.

Reproduction and QA

The workflow archive contains the source code, exact alignment authority, tests, scripts, and reusable next-song checklist. The transcription evidence archive contains the automatic, French-forced, and English-forced Whisper JSON passes used as onset suggestions. Roi-x-Slow-Down-Release-QA.json records source lock, probes, hashes, line counts, geometry, and strict-decode status. All release assets are covered by the published checksum manifest.

This release is for lyric-film workflow and timing work. Users are responsible for rights to the source video, audio, and supplied lyrics.

Workflow license, source credits and AI disclosure

Project-owned workflow contributions are offered under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), solely within the license scope and exclusions. This applies to licensable project contributions in existing source/workflow archives; it does not relicense their third-party contents.

We do not take credit for the original music, lyrics, recordings, remixes, animation, characters or source artwork. Those works, fonts and dependencies retain their original rights. Finished films, screenshots and AI-assisted covers are not offered as wholly CC BY 4.0 assets.

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Roi × Slow Down — Dual-Song Lyric Film 1080p60

Roi × Slow Down — Dual-Song Lyric Film

Source: https://youtu.be/11tjwUK2adU (roi x did i tell u that i miss u), downloaded with yt-dlp using video format 303-sr plus audio format 140. The video’s native maximum was 720p60; 303-sr is YouTube’s available AI-upscaled 1920×1080 60fps derivative and is published with that provenance stated clearly.

Published media

• Song 1: Roi — French, warm upper lane, 48 reviewed lyric lines.
• Song 2: Slow down / Did I tell you that I miss you? — English, cool lower lane, 13 reviewed lyric lines.
• Public master: 1920×1080, 60fps, 22,763 frames, 379.383333 seconds.
• Diagnostic proof: 1920×1080, 120fps, 45,526 frames, 379.383333 seconds.
• Audio: original stereo AAC at 44.1kHz retained in both deliverables.

Timing and visual design

Both lanes use integer sample indices at 44,100Hz against the locked source SHA-256. Cross-song overlap is intentional; same-lane overlap and out-of-source intervals are rejected by validation. The Song 2 second pass is anchored at 01:26.14–01:59.82, covering the user-noted 01:46–01:56 counterpart window with local repeated cues rather than a whole-track offset. The visualizer uses two bounded smooth waveform rails with warm/cool identity, stable labels, word-level emphasis, and no particle swarm, dots, or round caps.

Reproduction and QA

The workflow archive contains the source code, exact alignment authority, tests, scripts, and reusable next-song checklist. The transcription evidence archive contains the automatic, French-forced, and English-forced Whisper JSON passes used as onset suggestions. Roi-x-Slow-Down-Release-QA.json records source lock, probes, hashes, line counts, geometry, and strict-decode status. All release assets are covered by the published checksum manifest.

This release is for lyric-film workflow and timing work. Users are responsible for rights to the source video, audio, and supplied lyrics.

Workflow license, source credits and AI disclosure

Project-owned workflow contributions are offered under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), solely within the license scope and exclusions. This applies to licensable project contributions in existing source/workflow archives; it does not relicense their third-party contents.

We do not take credit for the original music, lyrics, recordings, remixes, animation, characters or source artwork. Those works, fonts and dependencies retain their original rights. Finished films, screenshots and AI-assisted covers are not offered as wholly CC BY 4.0 assets.

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Roi × Adore — Complete 1080p60 Rebuild and Original Production Files

Roi × Adore — completed light-blue rebuild

Final 1920×1080, 60 fps lyric film with French lyrics, synchronized English translation, independently timed Adore vocals, the original blue animation, and a calibrated stereo visualizer.

Downloads

• Roi-x-Adore-Lyric-Film-Rebuilt-1080p60.mp4 — exact accepted final film, 10-bit HEVC, original AAC packets.
• roi-x-did-i-tell-u-that-i-miss-u-source.mkv — untouched downloaded 1080p60 source stream (YouTube upscaled derivative of native 720p60).
• Roi-x-Adore-Complete-Production.zip — editable project, locked animation and audio, fonts, generated features, vocal stems, original reference audio, analysis PCM, lyric/alignment inputs, evidence, dependency lock and setup instructions.
• roi-x-did-i-tell-u-that-i-miss-u-source.info.json — original download metadata.
• Roi-x-Adore-Immersive-Review.mp4 — ten-second design/motion review.
• Roi-x-Adore-Verification.json — sanitized final delivery verification.
• CHECKSUMS.sha256 — hashes for every downloadable artifact.

Read the repository's song section and docs/roi-adore-rebuild.md for screenshots and the full production record. The archive contains a per-file manifest and preserves the original relative production layout. Binary source media are unchanged; text records have local machine paths sanitized. Installed dependencies, downloadable models, regenerable frame caches and temporary encode trials are excluded.

Full decode passed: 22,762 delivered frames. Video duration 379.366667 s; audio duration 379.367619 s. The nearest-frame timing bound is not certification of inferred vocal boundaries; dense overlaps retain uncertainty. Original media and fonts remain subject to their respective rights.

Workflow license, source credits and AI disclosure

Project-owned workflow contributions are offered under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), solely within the license scope and exclusions. This applies to licensable project contributions in existing source/workflow archives; it does not relicense their third-party contents.

We do not take credit for the original music, lyrics, recordings, remixes, animation, characters or source artwork. Those works, fonts and dependencies retain their original rights. Finished films, screenshots and AI-assisted covers are not offered as wholly CC BY 4.0 assets.

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Tanisea lyric film v2.4.0

Tanisea lyric film v2.4.0

Version 2.4 brings the repeated 00:40–00:50 lyric passage to the cinematic presentation standard of 01:46–01:56 while preserving every reviewed sample cue and semantic target.

Changes

• Applies the cinematic 240 ms entrance, 50 ms precontact settle, 190 ms crossfade, three-frame focus attack, and two-frame residual release to C1.
• Preserves the reviewed backward semantic sequences in C1-06, C1-07, and C1-08 and the exclusive of fire release.
• Replaces 64 rounded measured bars plus 64 transient caps with 64 continuous flat-ended 4 px lines.
• Integrates the 18 px transient extension into each line, eliminating separate circles and dots.
• Reduces spectrum visual mass with a 0.30–0.74 opacity range while retaining deterministic 64-band analysis and smoothing.
• Updates the 2160×2160 README screenshot to frame 2,760 (00:46.00) from the revised passage.
• Adds an exact first-pass workflow for future songs and explicit release gates for line geometry and cap absence.

Verification

• strict TypeScript check;
• 1,210 automated tests;
• browser measurement across 295 lyric-entry frames;
• 36 px minimum lyric/spectrum separation;
• no spectrum clipping;
• 11 px lower-chrome clearance;
• matched first/later-passage review clips and semantic contact sheets;
• full reference, production master, and 120 fps proof verification;
• two independent canonical QA executions with no unexplained drift;
• remote release download and SHA-256 verification.

The release includes the production master, 120 fps synchronization proof, README screenshot, source archive, alignment data/report, final QA report, checksums, and the supplemental workflow-evidence archive and manifest.

Workflow license, source credits and AI disclosure

Project-owned workflow contributions are offered under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), solely within the license scope and exclusions. This applies to licensable project contributions in existing source/workflow archives; it does not relicense their third-party contents.

We do not take credit for the original music, lyrics, recordings, remixes, animation, characters or source artwork. Those works, fonts and dependencies retain their original rights. Finished films, screenshots and AI-assisted covers are not offered as wholly CC BY 4.0 assets.

Original creators and source links · AI use disclosure · CC BY 4.0 legal text

Notice added 9 September 2026. Existing media and source archive bytes remain unchanged.

Tanisea First-Act Semantic Sync v2.3

Tanisea first-act semantic sync v2.3

This release completes the precision pass requested for the first half of the film, with special attention to the 00:40–00:50 passage and the horizontal lyric progress rail. The approved second half and restrained two-tone visualizer design are preserved.

Exact semantic timing

• C1-06 now follows the performed source meaning: “Let” → “tremble” → “the earth.”
• C1-07 now follows “Through” → “walls” → “apartment,” matching the audible Russian concept order while keeping the English line stationary.
• C1-08 preserves its reviewed target order and releases “of fire” at sample 2,171,396 (00:49.238005) instead of holding it to the authored break.
• The reviewed alignment JSON remains unchanged. The correction is a presentation-layer mapping from existing source cues to their exact English semantic targets.
• Every corrected target is inactive before its nearest cue frame, fully emphasized on contact, and inactive at its exclusive cue end at both 60 and 120 fps.

Cleaner first-act handoffs and rail

• First-act lyric entrances use a one-proof-frame lead (368 samples), eliminating the visible 240 ms precontact stack.
• The incoming line is absent or zero-opacity immediately before contact and fully visible on contact; the outgoing line clears on that same boundary.
• The long horizontal lyric rail now advances by equal semantic cue stages, moves only while a reviewed cue is active, and pauses through measured inter-word gaps instead of drifting across the broad line envelope.
• V1 and C2 retain the approved cinematic attack, release, and handoff behavior.

Visualizer continuity

• The restrained v2.2 two-tone spectrum remains intact: ember bass, saturated teal upper bands, bounded transients, and no neutral bridge or pale high-frequency zone.
• The measured 64-band core, safe-area footprint, and minimum lyric clearance remain unchanged, keeping the visualizer calm and easy on the eyes.

Media and verification

• Production master: 1080×1080, 60 fps, 9,180 frames, 10-bit HEVC hvc1, BT.709, with the locked original AAC packet stream.
• Synchronization proof: 1080×1080, 120 fps, 18,360 frames, H.264 avc1, BT.709, with the same locked original AAC packet stream.
• Source verification passes strict typechecking, 1,205 tests across 20 files, browser-measured layout, and exact composition discovery.
• Canonical QA includes a soundtrack-bearing 39.5–50.5 s review range, 152 cue-contact frames, 12 contact sheets, 72 exclusive-end frames, six release sheets, selected encoded stills, and two independent full release-matrix executions.
• The supplemental workflow archive preserves the generated QA, visual review, alignment provenance, publication evidence, and repository records excluded from Git source control.

Use CHECKSUMS.sha256 for the core package and WORKFLOW-EVIDENCE.sha256 for the supplemental workflow archive. Earlier releases remain unchanged.

Workflow license, source credits and AI disclosure

Project-owned workflow contributions are offered under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), solely within the license scope and exclusions. This applies to licensable project contributions in existing source/workflow archives; it does not relicense their third-party contents.

We do not take credit for the original music, lyrics, recordings, remixes, animation, characters or source artwork. Those works, fonts and dependencies retain their original rights. Finished films, screenshots and AI-assisted covers are not offered as wholly CC BY 4.0 assets.

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Notice added 9 September 2026. Existing media and source archive bytes remain unchanged.

Tanisea First-Act Phrase Continuity v2.2

Tanisea first-act phrase continuity v2.2

This release completes the requested first-act lyric pass and removes the remaining neutral-looking section from the bottom spectrum while preserving the approved V1/C2 presentation.

First-act timing

• C1-01 now presents “And I’ll erase” then holds “the horizon” until the next line.
• C1-06 presents “Let” → “the earth” → “tremble” in natural English order.
• C1-07 begins “Through apartment walls” at its reviewed onset near 00:44.77, then presents “apartment” and “walls” without an inactive gap.
• C1-08 presents “I’ll sweep through” → “like a wave” → “of fire” and holds the final target to the authored break.
• Every public interval begins on an existing reviewed sample onset. The source alignment JSON and reviewed semantic cues remain unchanged and auditable.
• C1 handoffs remain contact-bounded at 60 and 120 fps. V1 and C2 retain their existing cinematic cues and handoffs.

Two-tone visualizer

• The measured bar and transient cap use the same per-band color.
• Bass bands use ember; all remaining bands use saturated teal.
• Removing complementary interpolation and pale high-frequency bars eliminates the grey-looking rail section and reduces palette chatter.
• The zero-phase smoothing, 64 bands, 96 px measured core, 18 px maximum cap, safe-area footprint, and 36 px minimum lyric clearance remain unchanged.

Media and verification

• Production master: 1080×1080, 60 fps, 9,180 frames, 10-bit HEVC hvc1, BT.709, original stereo AAC at 44.1 kHz.
• Synchronization proof: 1080×1080, 120 fps, 18,360 frames, H.264 avc1, BT.709, original stereo AAC at 44.1 kHz.
• Both public MP4 files retain the exact 153-second timeline and locked soundtrack packet stream.
• Source verification passes strict typechecking, 1,192 tests across 20 files, browser-measured layout, and exact composition discovery.
• The supplemental workflow archive includes fresh repeated QA, encoded timing samples for all four phrases, the soundtrack-bearing first-act review clip, spectrum iterations, second-act controls, and publication readback evidence.

Use CHECKSUMS.sha256 for the core package and WORKFLOW-EVIDENCE.sha256 for the supplemental workflow archive. The earlier v2.1.0 and v2.0.0 releases remain unchanged.

Workflow license, source credits and AI disclosure

Project-owned workflow contributions are offered under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), solely within the license scope and exclusions. This applies to licensable project contributions in existing source/workflow archives; it does not relicense their third-party contents.

We do not take credit for the original music, lyrics, recordings, remixes, animation, characters or source artwork. Those works, fonts and dependencies retain their original rights. Finished films, screenshots and AI-assisted covers are not offered as wholly CC BY 4.0 assets.

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Tanisea First-Act Precision v2.1

Tanisea first-act precision v2.1

This release tightens the first vocal act and calms the bottom audio spectrum while preserving the approved later-act timing and presentation.

First-act precision

• C1 targets now reach full emphasis on the nearest reviewed cue frame, with no pre-contact emphasis or post-exclusive-end tail.
• Outgoing C1 lines clear by the next vocal contact when the former cinematic overlap would cover it.
• The shortest reviewed cue, C1-04-C01 (2,646 samples / 60 ms), is covered explicitly in public and 120 fps proof evidence.
• V1 and C2 retain the approved cinematic three-frame attack, two-frame release, and later-act overlap.

Calmer visualizer

• A symmetric [1, 2, 3, 2, 1] kernel smooths adjacent feature frames and frequency bands without phase delay.
• Rounded 7 px bars, a continuous ember–teal–mint progression, and softer guides/caps reduce visual chatter.
• The measured 96 px core range, 18 px maximum transient cap, 64 bands, safe-area footprint, and lyric clearance remain verified.

Media

• Production master: 1080×1080, 60 fps, 9,180 frames, 10-bit HEVC hvc1, BT.709, original stereo AAC at 44.1 kHz.
• Synchronization proof: 1080×1080, 120 fps, 18,360 frames, H.264 avc1, BT.709, original stereo AAC at 44.1 kHz.
• Both MP4 files have an exact 153-second timeline and the same 6,591 AAC packets as the locked soundtrack.
• A fresh lossless 2160×2160 hero is extracted from the verified reference at 38.43 seconds.

Verification

The release passed strict typechecking, 1,171 tests across 20 files, browser-measured layout, exact composition discovery, strict full media decode, codec and colour metadata, AAC packet identity, 155 generated QA artifacts, and two complete independent QA executions with no unexplained drift.

Source archive authority: ec23f3dece96f7998ddc40fcb15865af4ec9e786.

Use CHECKSUMS.sha256 for the core package. Tanisea-Lyric-Film-Workflow-Evidence-vNext.zip, its standalone manifest, and WORKFLOW-EVIDENCE.sha256 preserve the generated workflow and results. The earlier v2.0.0 release remains unchanged.

Workflow license, source credits and AI disclosure

Project-owned workflow contributions are offered under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), solely within the license scope and exclusions. This applies to licensable project contributions in existing source/workflow archives; it does not relicense their third-party contents.

We do not take credit for the original music, lyrics, recordings, remixes, animation, characters or source artwork. Those works, fonts and dependencies retain their original rights. Finished films, screenshots and AI-assisted covers are not offered as wholly CC BY 4.0 assets.

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Tanisea Precision Sync vNext

Tanisea precision sync vNext

This release provides the verified 153-second English lyric film, a 120 fps synchronization proof, the complete tracked source project, reviewed sample-indexed alignment data, a lossless 2160×2160 hero, QA reports, and SHA-256 checksums.

Media

• Production master: 1080×1080, 60 fps, 9,180 frames, 10-bit HEVC hvc1, BT.709, original stereo AAC at 44.1 kHz.
• Synchronization proof: 1080×1080, 120 fps, 18,360 frames, H.264 avc1, original stereo AAC at 44.1 kHz.
• Both MP4 files have an exact 153-second timeline and the same 6,591 AAC packets as the locked source.

Synchronization

The timing authority contains 24 reviewed lines, 102 Russian source tokens, 74 English segments, and 74 semantic cues. Maximum resolved token uncertainty is 882 samples / 20.000 ms. Maximum cue-boundary frame error is 8.321995 ms at 60 fps and 4.002268 ms at 120 fps.

Public characterization: sample-indexed alignment with frame-bounded rendering.

Verification

The release matrix covers strict typechecking, 1,155 assertions, browser-measured layout, composition discovery, strict full decode, codec and colour metadata, AAC packet identity, selected encoded frames, 129 generated QA artifacts plus a manifest, and two matching full QA executions.

Source authority: 752f4b49cf554d98ceda140180bb8ac91c5d92a3.

Use CHECKSUMS.sha256 to verify the original release package.

Supplemental workflow evidence

The generated alignment provenance, both canonical full-matrix QA runs, 129 QA media artifacts plus their manifest, and retained visual-review evidence are available in Tanisea-Lyric-Film-Workflow-Evidence-vNext.zip.

The archive contains 468 manifested payload files totaling 690,386,271 bytes. tanisea-workflow-evidence-vnext.json provides a standalone per-file manifest, and WORKFLOW-EVIDENCE.sha256 verifies both supplemental downloads.

Replaceable dependencies, caches, downloaded release copies, superseded or intentionally invalid QA runs, generated audio intermediates, and the reproducible 28.7 GB 2× reference render are deliberately excluded. The tracked source, final media, rendering instructions, reference checksum, and final verification records remain published separately.

Workflow license, source credits and AI disclosure

Project-owned workflow contributions are offered under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), solely within the license scope and exclusions. This applies to licensable project contributions in existing source/workflow archives; it does not relicense their third-party contents.

We do not take credit for the original music, lyrics, recordings, remixes, animation, characters or source artwork. Those works, fonts and dependencies retain their original rights. Finished films, screenshots and AI-assisted covers are not offered as wholly CC BY 4.0 assets.

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Tanisea Lyric Film — Production Snapshot

Tanisea English Lyric Film — production snapshot

This release preserves the complete work from 2026-08-30: the earlier source-reference export, the rebuilt production master, and the reproducible Remotion source project.

Downloads

• Production master — 153-second HEVC hvc1 delivery, 1080×1080 at 30 fps, with the untouched original AAC soundtrack.
• Source-reference export — the earlier 153-second H.264 render used for comparison and timing review.
• Source archive — Remotion composition code, cue data, artwork, fonts, locked soundtrack, package manifest, and lockfile.
• SHA256SUMS.txt — checksums for all three deliverables.

Production work represented here

• Complete source-level regeneration rather than an overlay on an encoded export.
• Native original-title outro built inside the same artwork, particle, equalizer, halo, colour, and frame system.
• Full 4,590-frame render and compact HEVC delivery.
• Original AAC audio preserved bit-for-bit in the production master.
• Complete 24-line timing and translation audit with a machine-readable vNext cue map.

Audit status

This is the current production snapshot, not the future vNext timing revision. The repository audit documents remaining first-verse, second-chorus, outro-handoff, and animation-envelope timing improvements before the next master.

Workflow license, source credits and AI disclosure

Project-owned workflow contributions are offered under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0), solely within the license scope and exclusions. This applies to licensable project contributions in existing source/workflow archives; it does not relicense their third-party contents.

We do not take credit for the original music, lyrics, recordings, remixes, animation, characters or source artwork. Those works, fonts and dependencies retain their original rights. Finished films, screenshots and AI-assisted covers are not offered as wholly CC BY 4.0 assets.

Original creators and source links · AI use disclosure · CC BY 4.0 legal text

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