This begins the customization phase of your audiobook.

DAISY books expose track names to the end-user, so we need to make sure that each one of these tracks has a sensible name.

On this page, there are four main sections to help you rename and reorder tracks as needed. Please do these all in the following order:

1. Play Order; this is where you can check and reorder the tracks in the DAISY book
2. Track Names and Heading Levels; this is where you can trim track names and use the Track Discovery feature to rename tracks and set the appropriate heading levels for each track for multiple levels for navigation
3. Final Check; this is the last step you do before you finish your book

In this section, there is a dropdown menu in the Track section. Underneath this is a button labeled Edit and a button labeled Play.

The Edit button will take you to the Edit Track page where you can do the following:

• Change the Play Order of Tracks (rank)
• Edit the title of the track
• Join the Track
• Split the Track
• Repair the Track
• Delete the Track

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.

• Trim Feature
• Naming Tracks and Heading Levels

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.

• 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
• Producer: Original Producer (If Audible enter Audible)
• Narrator: Firstname Lastname (can be found on records page for title)
• Language: keep as en unless otherwise needed
• Select save

This will take you back to the main project page. There will be a note stating It has not yet been exported.

If you are happy with the file and it is ready to export select Export the Project

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