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public:nnels:etext:set-play-order [2021/02/26 23:23]
rachel.osolen |
public:nnels:etext:set-play-order [2021/04/21 16:35]
rachel.osolen [Final Check: Metadata] |
| ====Track Names==== | ====Track Names==== |
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| In this section, you can trim the lead characters of the tracks, or you can use Track Discovery to navigate through each title to rename them. | In this section, you can trim the lead characters of the tracks, or you also can use Track Discovery to navigate through each title to rename the tracks and assign them the appropriate heading level. |
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| The trim feature is useful if there are extra numbers or punctuation before all the track names. For example, if the files are ''01_Title Page'', ''02_Copyright'', etc. you would only need to trim the first ''3'' characters from these track names to make it DAISY compatible. | The trim feature is useful if there are extra numbers or punctuation before all the track names. For example, if the files are ''01_Title Page'', ''02_Copyright'', etc. you would only need to trim the first ''3'' characters from these track names to make it DAISY compatible. |
| In our example, we would set this number to ''3'' and then all the tracks would be renamed to Title Page, Copyright Page, etc. | In our example, we would set this number to ''3'' and then all the tracks would be renamed to Title Page, Copyright Page, etc. |
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| If the tracks require renaming, then select ''Track Discovery'' and this will take you to a new page where you can cycle through the tracks and rename each track. Please see the section below on how to use Track Discovery to rename the tracks in your audiobook. | |
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| | ====Track Discovery and Heading Levels==== |
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| ====Track Discovery and Levels==== | If the tracks require renaming, then select ''Track Discovery'' in the ''Track Name'' section and this will take you to a new page where you can cycle through the tracks and rename each track and assign them the appropriate heading level. |
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| On this page, you can play the first five seconds from each track to give you an idea of what the title of the track should be. | On the ''Track Discovery'' page, you can play the first five seconds from each track to give you an idea of what the title of the track should be. |
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| If the tracks are out of order, reorder them to the correct order in the ''Play Order'' section. | <note>If the tracks are out of order, reorder them to the correct order in the ''Play Order'' section before you rename or set any heading levels. |
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| The beginning of the first track should automatically play when you open the page. You can also select the ''play'' button in the player at the top of the page to play more than the first five seconds. | The beginning of the first track should automatically play when you open the page. You can also select the ''play'' button in the player at the top of the page to play more than the first five seconds. |
| Rename the section based on what the narrator reads. For example, if the narrator reads the title you will rename that track to Title Page. See below for how to name different headings levels. | Rename the section based on what the narrator reads. For example, if the narrator reads the title you will rename that track to Title Page. See below for how to name different headings levels. |
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| <note>Please note when renaming tracks they must have logical names that match the book section they represent. For example, the first track that gives the ''Title'' can be renamed ''Title Page''. These should also be complete words and phrases with no abbreviations. For example, ''Chapter 1'' is acceptable but ''Ch 01'' is not acceptable. For information about the different sections you can find in an audiobook, please see the [[public:nnels:etext:audiobook_glossary|Audiobook Glossary]]</note> | <note>Please note when renaming tracks they must have logical names that match the book section they represent. For example, the first track that gives the ''Title'' can be renamed ''Title Page''. These should also be complete words and phrases with no abbreviations. For example, ''Chapter 1'' is acceptable but ''Ch 01'' is not acceptable. For information about the different sections you can find in an audiobook, please see the [[public:nnels::audiobook_glossary|Audiobook Glossary]]</note> |
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| {{ :public:nnels:etext:trackdiscoverywithheadings.mp4 |}} | {{ :public:nnels:etext:trackdiscoverywithheadings.mp4 |}} |
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| ====Final Check: Metadata==== | |
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| Once you are done forming the DAISY book you can move on to the final check. First, select ''Continue'' which will take you to the metadata page. | |
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| * ''Title'': delete what is in this field and enter the correct title as it appears on the record page for the book. Note, this text box will always populate with a file name that begins with your name. Always remove your name and the underscore between the words in the title. Make sure it is just the title of the book. | |
| * ''Author'': Firstname Lastname (can be found on records page for title) | |
| * ''Publisher'': BC Libraries Cooperative | |
| * ''Copyright Date'': Date of original work | |
| * ''Narrator'': Firstname Lastname (can be found on records page for title) | |
| * ''Language'': keep as ''en'' unless otherwise needed | |
| * Select ''save'' | |
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| This will take you back to the main project page. There will be a note stating ''It has not yet been exported''. | |
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| If you are happy with the file and it is ready to export select [[public:nnels:etext:export_project|Export the Project.]] | |
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| <note important>Please go through your book carefully before you export it. Ensure you have gone through all of the steps. You can also reference the QA Checklist to help you ensure you have done everything before exporting.</note> | |
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| [[public:nnels:etext:converter-plus#renaming_and_reordering_tracks|Return to Renaming and Reordering Tracks]] | |
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