SKYVISION
WCM-758DVR
WIRELESS 7" DVR MONITOR
USER
MANUAL
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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing Elvid.
The Elvid WCM-758DVR SkyVision is a monitor designed to
wirelessly receive video and audio from your 5.8 GHz composite
video transmitter. Equipped with an integrated DVR, this monitor
can record incoming content to a microSD card (not included). The
DVR incorporates practical functions such as loop recording for
maintaining a specic le length, and motion detection to initiate
recording when a moving object is detected.
The 7″ LED panel’s native resolution is 1024 × 600, with an
aspect ratio of 16:9 (native) that you can set to 4:3. The onscreen
menu makes it easy to ne-tune your image, offering adjustments
for brightness, contrast, hue, and saturation. Broadcast-specic
features include safety frame markers and multiple display
formats. The SkyVision can also be used for wired monitoring via
its HDMI and composite video inputs, as well as composite video
loop-through via its video output.
The SkyVision incorporates advanced tools like Check Field to
calibrate the monitor, a Focus setting to ne-tune your focus, and
Camera mode to scale the incoming video signal when shooting
on a DSLR. There’s also an integrated speaker and a 3.5 mm
stereo headphone output for live audio monitoring.
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PRECAUTIONS
• Please read and follow these
instructions and keep this manual in a
safe place.
• Exposure to high sound levels can
cause permanent hearing loss. Avoid
listening at high volumes for extended
periods of time.
• Keep this product away from water
and any ammable gases or liquids.
• Make sure this product is powered off
when plugging it into a power source.
• Use only the correct, recommended
voltage.
• Do not attempt to disassemble or
repair this product.
• Do not place or store the SkyVision
facedown, since this can damage the
screen.
• Handle this product with care. Avoid
any unnecessary impacts to this
product.
• Do not block the vents in this product.
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• Disconnect this product from its
power source before storage and
during electrical storms.
• Do not use chemical solutions to clean
this product. Clean it with only a soft,
dry cloth.
• Keep this product away from children.
• Make sure that this product is intact
and that there are no missing parts.
• To avoid damage to this product,
be careful not to overtighten or
improperly thread any of the threaded
ttings.
• All photos are for illustrative purposes
only.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Product Contents ................................................................... 6
Overview ...............................................................................7-8
Powering Options ..............................................................9-10
Using the WCM-758DVR ......................................................11
Wired Input And Loop-Through ................................... 12-13
Monitoring Sound ..................................................................14
The Sunshade .........................................................................15
The Menu ................................................................................16
Color Menu ............................................................................. 17
OSD Menu ...............................................................................18
Function Menu .......................................................................19
Sound Menu...........................................................................20
Using the DVR .......................................................................21
Video Menu ......................................................................22-23
Setup Menu ........................................................................... 24
Recording and Playback .....................................................25
Playback Menu ...............................................................26-27
Specications ..................................................................28-29
Troubleshooting ..............................................................30-32
Dip-switch chart ................................................................... 33
FCC Statement ...................................................................... 34
Warranty ................................................................................35
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PRODUCT
CONTENTS
· 7" Wireless DVR
Monitor
· Antenna
· Sunshade
NOTE: Additional battery plates and/or battery
adapters compatible with other popular brands can
be purchased by visiting www.elvidcinema.com
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· Mini HDMI to
HDMI cable
· Dip Switch Quick
Reference Card
· User manual
OVERVIEW
SKYVISION
Headphone jack
Screen
Source/Exit button
Menu button
Minus
SOURCE/EXIT
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+MENU
REC/OK
MENU
DVR
Rec/OK button
Status LED
Mode button
DVR Menu Button
Up
Down
Plus
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SKYVISION
SOURCE/EXIT
DVR
MENU
REC/OK
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+MENU
SKYVISION
WCM-758DVR
Made in China
Picture Size: 7 inch
Operation Volts: 6V 24V
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Power Consumption: 8W
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Speaker
Dip-Switch Chart
MicroSD Card Slot
Battery mounting plate
1/4″-20 Threaded socket
DC Input terminal
Composite video output
HDMI input
Power Switch
Composite video input
Audio input
Dip switches
Antenna terminal
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POWERING
OPTIONS
There are two ways to power the SkyVision: AC or a Sony
L-series battery.
AC POWER
To run the SkyVision via AC power, use the Elvid 12 V DC
adapter to connect the SkyVision’s DC power input to your
AC power source.
To turn on the SkyVision, press the power switch to
the On position. The SkyVision will turn on and enter
standby mode, and the power indicator LED will glow red.
Press the Power button to enter ready mode. The power
indicator LED will turn green and then glow red.
CAMERA BATTERY
The SkyVision’s built-in battery plate accommodates Sony
L-series batteries. This allows you to power the monitor
with readily-available batteries that you may already own.
For more information on compatible battery types, refer to
Specications on page 28 .
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To install a compatible battery,
slide the battery forward until
it locks into place.
To turn on the SkyVision, press
the power switch to the On
position. The SkyVision will
turn on and enter standby
mode, and the power indicator
LED will glow red. Press the
Power button to enter ready
mode. The power indicator
LED will turn green and then
glow red.
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USING THE
WCM758-DVR
MOUNTING THE SKYVISION
Use the SkyVision’s 1/4″-20 threaded socket to attach the
monitor to your mounting system. Make sure your bracket
can support the monitor.
SETTING THE SIGNAL
Before setting the signal, screw the antenna into the antenna
terminal.
Use the DIP switches on the SkyVision to set the proper
channel. Make sure the SkyVision and your 5.8 GHz
composite video transmitter are set to the same channel.
Refer to the DIP Switch Chart on page 33 for further
reference. For your convenience, there is an included DIP
Switch Chart quick reference card.
Press the Mode button to cycle through the input modes
until RF appears on the monitor. If your 5.8 GHz composite
video transmitter is using the same frequency as the monitor,
the image will appear onscreen, and the power indicator LED
will glow green.
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WIRED INPUT &
LOOP-THORUGH
HDMI INPUT
The SkyVision is equipped with HDMI input for use as
a wired high-denition video monitor. Use the included
HDMI cable to connect your HDMI video source to the
SkyVision’s HDMI input, and then press the Mode button
to cycle through the input modes until HDMI appears on
the monitor. If your HDMI video source is sending a signal
to the monitor, the image will appear onscreen, and the
power indicator LED will glow green.
COMPOSITE VIDEO INPUT
The SkyVision also has a composite video input for use as
a wired standard-denition video monitor. Use a composite
video input cable to connect your composite video source
to the SkyVision’s composite video and audio inputs,
and then press the Mode button to cycle through the
input modes until “video” appears on the monitor. If your
composite video source is sending a signal to the monitor,
the image will appear onscreen, and the power indicator
LED will glow green.
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Note: When using the composite video input, your
composite audio cable must be plugged into the
SkyVision’s composite audio input in order to monitor the
sound.
Loop-Through: The SkyVision offers composite video loop-
through, also known as pass-through. To loop the video
signal through the monitor, make sure the SkyVision is
receiving a video signal from your composite video source,
and then connect a compatible composite video output
cable to the output connection on the monitor.
Note: Loop-through is not supported via an HDMI or RF
signal.
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MONITORING
SOUND
You can monitor sound via the integrated speaker or the 3.5
mm stereo headphone jack. To monitor via the headphone
jack, plug in a pair of compatible headphones. For more
information on volume control, refer to Volume under the
Sound Menu section on page 20 and Right Button under the
Using the DVR section on page 21 .
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THE
SUNSHADE
The sunshade prevents glare on the monitor’s screen by
blocking out stray light. It is especially useful when shooting
outdoors.
1. Insert the sunshade’s
pegs into the monitor’s
sunshade slots.
2. Slide the sunshade down
until it locks into place.
To deploy the sunshade, fully
open its lid and wings.
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THE MENU
To get the most out of the SkyVision, make sure the
monitor’s settings are properly congured. All of the setting
congurations are located in the main menu, which has four
submenus: Color, Onscreen Display (OSD), Function, and
Sound. The submenus are located in the left column of the
main menu window.
Note: The menu is accessible only when the SkyVision is
receiving a video signal.
The Video menu has its own set of buttons that function
separately from the DVR buttons.
Source/Exit Button: When the menu is open, use the Source/
Exit button to exit the current menu, submenu, or menu item.
Menu Button: Press the Menu button to access the menu or
make a selection within the menu.
Minus and Plus Buttons: When the menu is open, use the
Minus and Plus buttons to navigate the menu or adjust the
value of a menu item. When the menu is closed out, you can
use these buttons to adjust the monitoring volume of
the SkyVision.
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COLOR MENU
In the Color menu, you can adjust brightness, contrast, hue,
and saturation of the monitor from 0 (least) to 100 (most).
Check Field: Check Field mode is useful for calibrating the
monitor. When this mode is enabled, only the selected color
will appear onscreen. You can select red, green, blue, or
mono. In mono, a grayscale image will appear onscreen.
Color Temp: When using the SkyVision as a wired HDMI
monitor, you can select from the presets 9300, 7500, and
6500 K. You can also congure your own custom setting,
which is labeled User in the Color Temp menu. Customizing
the color temperature is recommended only for advanced
users.
Note: this setting is not available when using the RF or
composite video inputs.
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OSD MENU
Language: You can set the onscreen language to English
(default), simplied Chinese, French, Italian, German, Spanish,
Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Portuguese.
H Position: Adjust the horizontal position of the onscreen
menu.
V Position: Adjust the vertical position of the onscreen menu.
OSD Timeout: Use this setting to set the length of time the
onscreen menu is displayed. You can choose from 5 to 60
seconds, in 5-second intervals, or you can disable the feature
by setting it to off so the menu remains onscreen until you
manually close it out. The default setting is 10 seconds.
Transparent: Set the menu’s level of opacity. You can adjust
this setting from 1 to 7, with 7 being the most transparent.
The default setting is off, which makes the menu opaque.
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FUNCTION
MENU
Reset: Restore the SkyVision’s menu to the factory default
settings.
System: Select the transmission display format. You can
choose NTSC M (default), PAL M, NTSC BG, PAL N, NTSC DK,
PAL DK, PAL I, or SECAM BG.
Display Ratio: You can set the aspect ratio for the onscreen
image. The options are 16:9 and 4:3. The default setting is
16:9, which is the SkyVision’s native aspect ratio. The 4:3
setting will scale the image to t that aspect ratio. The screen
will momentarily go dark when you switch ratios.
Screen Markers: You can set the SkyVision to display an
onscreen box as a safety frame marker at a set percentage of
the screen size. You can set this to 80%, 85%, 90%, 93%, 96%,
or off. The screen marker will not display at the same time as
the menu.
Center Markers: This setting displays a marker in the center
of the screen. The center marker will not display at the same
time as the menu.
Camera: Camera mode scales the incoming video signal to ll
the screen. This is useful when shooting on a DSLR. You can
turn this mode on or off.
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SOUND
MENU
Volume: Adjust the monitoring volume of the SkyVision from
0 to 100.
Focus: Use this setting to check the areas of the image that
are in focus. Activating this setting increases the sharpness
and contrast of the monitor and exaggerates in-focus areas.
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USING THE
DVR
The DVR can record your incoming wireless video to a
microSD card. Before getting started, make sure the DVR
settings are properly congured. The settings are located in
the three DVR menus: Video, Setup, and Playback.
The DVR system has its own set of buttons that function
separately from the Video buttons. Before you can use the
DVR menu, make sure to use the Source/Exit button to
switch to the DVR source. Just because you're looking at
the picture from the RF signal doesn't mean you've already
switched to the DVR.
Up and Down Buttons: Use these buttons to navigate the
menu and the prompts.
Menu Button: Use this button to the Video or Playback
menu, switch from the Video or Playback menu to the Setup
menu, or close out the menu from the Setup menu or a
submenu.
Mode Button: Use this button to alternate between recording
and playback modes.
Rec/OK Button: Press this button to make a selection.
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VIDEO
MENU
To access the Video menu, press the Menu button when the
DVR is in recording mode.
Resolution: Select the video resolution. You can choose D1
(720 × 576), VGA (640 × 480), or QVGA (320 × 240). Higher
resolution will produce a sharper image, however the le size
will increase as the resolution increases. The default mode
is D1.
Loop Recording: Loop recording will maintain a series of
3-, 5-, or 10-minute les. When video recording reaches the
end of the designated time limit, the DVR will start another
le of the same duration. This mode is ideal for surveillance
applications and is especially useful if you've set the Date
Stamp.
Motion Detection: This mode will cause the DVR to
automatically start recording when a moving object
is detected. After about 10 seconds of no motion, recording
will stop.
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Date Stamp: This setting superimposes a date stamp on the
video and is useful for security or legal applications because
it cannot be altered or hidden after recording. See page 24 on
how to set the date and time.
Recording Audio: Choose to record audio along with video.
Image Quality: The higher the image quality, the sharper and
more detailed the image but the larger the le size. You can
choose Super Fine, Fine, and Normal. The setting is separate
from resolution.
Motion Detection Sensitivity: Adjust the sensitivity of the
motion detection setting. You can choose high, medium,
or low.
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SETUP
MENU
Format: This formats the microSD card inserted in the
SkyVision, and will erase all data on the card. To optimize the
le system, it is recommended to format the microSD card in
the monitor before use.
Date/Time: Set the SkyVision’s internal clock. Use the Up and
Down buttons to make adjustments, and the Rec/OK button
to advance to the next eld.
Language: Set the onscreen language. You can choose English
(default), German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese,
traditional Chinese, simplied Chinese, or Japanese.
TV Mode: Set the display format of the monitor. You can
choose NTSC or PAL.
Note: If the image is not synchronized or you are unable to
access the DVR menu after you set the TV output format, this
is likely because the DVR output format is not synchronized
with the monitor format. If this occurs, set the format via the
monitor menu (not the DVR menu). For more information,
refer to System under Function Menu on page 19.
Default Setting: Restore the SkyVision to the factory default
settings. This will erase all current settings and replace them
with the default settings.
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RECORDING
& PLAYBACK
To start recording with the DVR, follow these steps:
Before recording, make sure all monitor and DVR settings are
properly congured.
1. In DVR recording mode, insert a microSD card into the card
slot. When the DVR recognizes the card, it will display “To
SD” onscreen, and a memory card icon will appear in the
bottom right corner of the screen.
2. Set the SkyVision to RF mode and make sure it’s receiving
a signal from your wireless video source. For more
information, refer to Setting the Signal on page 11.
3. Press the Rec/OK button to start recording video. During
recording, a dot in the upper left corner of the screen will
blink red and the status LED on the bottom right corner of
the unit will display a solid green while blinking blue.
To stop recording, press the Rec/OK button.
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PLAYBACK
MENU
To access the Playback menu, press the Mode button to
switch to playback mode, and then press the Menu button.
Delete: Use the Down or Up button to highlight "Delete
Current" (a single le) or "Delete All" (every le) on the
inserted microSD card. Press the Rec/OK button and conrm
by highlighting OK on the screen.
Protect: This function protects a le from accidental deletion.
You can lock or unlock the current le or all les on the
inserted microSD card.
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To play back video from the DVR, follow these steps:
1. Switch the SkyVision to DVR playback mode.
2. Use the Up and Down buttons to cycle through the video
and photo les on the inserted microSD card. Videos are
indicated by a lm icon in the top right corner of the
screen, and photos are indicated by a camera icon.
3. To play or pause a video le, press Rec/OK.
To fast-forward or rewind, press the Down or Up buttons. You
can increase playback speed in either direction up to 2×, 4×,
or 8× by pressing Down or Up a second, third, or fourth time.
In reverse (using the Up button), -2×, -4×,or -8× is indicated
on screen. To resume normal playback, press Rec/OK.
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SPECIFICATIONS
MONITOR
Panel Size 7"
Panel Type TFT
Backlight LED
Resolution 1024 × 600
Brightness 250 cd/m²
Contrast ratio 700:1
Viewing angle L/R: 75°/75°
U/D: 70°/75°
Dot pitch (W × H) 0.05 × 0.15 mm
Display ratio 16:9
Input RF, HDMI, composite
Output Composite video,
video, mono audio
headphone (3.5 mm
stereo), mono speaker
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MONITOR (CONTINUED)
Supported formats
(50/60 Hz)
480i, 480p, 576i, 576p,
720p, 1080i
Threaded socket 1/4″-20
Input voltage 6 to 24 V DC
Power consumption ≤8 W
Battery type Sony L-series
RF receiving
frequency
5.8 GHz broadband FM
A/V synchronization, 32
channels
RF wireless receiving
-90 dBm typical value
sensitivity
Frequency stability ±100 ppm
Dimensions
(L × W × H)
7.4″ × 5.3″ × 2.0″
(18.9 × 13.4 × 5 cm)
Weight 1 lb. (0.5 kg)
MicroSD card capacity Max. 32gb
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PROBLEM SOLUTION
The SkyVision will not
turn on.
The SkyVision is in RF
mode, but no wireless
signal is detected.
• If you are powering the
SkyVision with a battery,
make sure the battery is fully
charged and properly seated in
the battery plate.
• Make sure that the 12 V DC
adapter is fully plugged in,
and that your AC power source
is reliable. Try switching AC
power sources.
• Make sure the SkyVision is not
in standby mode. See Powering
Options on page 9 for further
reference.
• Make sure your transmitter is
working properly.
• Make sure the SkyVision and
your 5.8 GHz composite video
transmitter are set to the same
channel. See the DIP Switch
Chart on page 33 for further
reference.
• If you replace the included
antenna, you may experience
a degraded signal or even
no signal at all. Make sure
the antenna matches the
transmitter.
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PROBLEM SOLUTION
The SkyVision is
turned on but there is
no onscreen image or
the image is weak.
The screen displays
only a black and white
image.
• If you are using the SkyVision
as a wired monitor, make sure
the HDMI or composite video
cable is securely plugged into
the proper input connection
on the SkyVision, and that the
input mode is set correctly. Try
pressing the Mode button to set
the input mode.
• Make sure the monitor is set to
the proper input mode.
• If you are powering the SkyVision
with a battery, make sure the
battery is fully charged and
properly seated in the battery
plate.
• If you are powering the SkyVision
via AC power, use only the Elvid
12 V DC adapter.
• If you are using the SkyVision
as a wired monitor, check your
cables to make sure they are
reliable.
• Check the brightness, contrast,
hue, and saturation settings, and
adjust as necessary.
• Make sure Check Field mode is
turned off.
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PROBLEM SOLUTION
The images are not
synchronized.
The onscreen image
size is incorrect.
The SkyVision is
emitting a highpitched whine
(feedback).
There is no sound. • Increase the monitoring volume.
• NTSC and PAL settings may not
be correctly set. Make sure the
monitor’s display format matches
that of the input. Refer to System
under the Function Menu section
on page 19 for further reference.
• The RF signal is too weak.
• Make sure that Camera mode is
disabled.
• Check whether the aspect ratio is
set correctly.
• Make sure that the correct input
signal is selected.
• If you are using the SkyVision
as a wired monitor, check your
cables to make sure they are
properly connected and that they
are reliable.
• Turn the monitor’s volume all the
way down or plug headphones
into the headphone jack.
• If you are using the SkyVision
as a wired standard-denition
video monitor, make sure your
composite audio cable is fully
plugged into the composite audio
input.
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DIP SWITCH
DIP-SWITCH
CHART
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Switch position is indicated
by the white box.
CHART
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FCC STATEMENT
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
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ONE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
This Elvid product is warranted to the original purchaser to be free
from defects in materials and workmanship under normal consumer
use for a period of one (1) year from the original purchase date or thirty
(30) days after replacement, whichever occurs later. The warranty
provider’s responsibility with respect to this limited warranty shall be
limited solely to repair or replacement, at the provider’s discretion, of
any product that fails during normal use of this product in its intended
manner and in its intended environment. Inoperability of the product or
part(s) shall be determined by the warranty provider. If the product has
been discontinued, the warranty provider reserves the right to replace
it with a model of equivalent quality and function.
This warranty does not cover damage or defect caused by misuse,
neglect, accident, alteration, abuse, improper installation or
maintenance. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN, THE WARRANTY
PROVIDER MAKES NEITHER ANY EXPRESS WARRANTIES NOR ANY
IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY
IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE. This warranty provides you with specic legal
rights, and you may also have additional rights that vary from state
to state.
To obtain warranty coverage, contact the Elvid Customer Service
Department to obtain a return merchandise authorization (“RMA”)
number, and return the defective product to Elvid along with the RMA
number and proof of purchase. Shipment of the defective product is at
the purchaser’s own risk and expense.
For more information or to arrange service, visit www.elvidcinema.com
or call Customer Service at 212-594-2353.
Product warranty is provided by the Gradus Group. www.gradusgroup.com
Elvid is a registered trademark of the Gradus Group.
© 2014 Gradus Group LLC.All Rights Reserved.
www.elvidcinema.com
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