When designing processes, capacity is a key metric to consider. Many processes are created with the design capacity in mind. Design capacity is the maximum output rate a process can achieve under ideal conditions. However, when a process is enacted, there is typically some lost production that occurs during the process' operation. This results in a process' effective capacity or the output rate during normal conditions. What is the effective daily total capacity of an aluminum can facility that has $4$ production lines running daily. The design capacity of a single aluminum can production line in one day is $1,901.$ Effective capacity of a single production line is usually $78$ percent of the design capacity. Your answer should be rounded down to nearest whole number.$$