Hi there,
Actually the book you cited is one that was shot using scribe 1.0 and
the old program did indeed allow for roman numeral insertion. The
details page shows that this book was shot using 1D cameras, and 1D
cameras are only compatible with scribe 1.0. There are still a number of
1.0 scribes in use in Toronto and a couple in San Francisco.
When we use 2.0 scribes with 5D cameras, the program does not allow us
to enter non-numeric page numbers. I am attaching a screen capture of
the message the program gives the scanners.
I'm sure all the coordinators would appreciate it if the bug remained on
the list as unresolved in hopes that some day it will be :)
Thanks so much!
Kris
mangtronix wrote:
> If Roman numerals are asserted the book reader will use them. The page
> numbers show up in the URL and the user interface. Seeing Roman
> numerals in the URL is great!
>
> Some older books do have Roman numerals asserted. e.g.
> http://www.archive.org/stream/travelsinalaska00muiruoft#page/ii/mode/2up
>
>
> ** Summary changed:
>
> - no roman page numbers in repubisher
> + no roman page numbers in republisher
>
>
Hi there,
Actually the book you cited is one that was shot using scribe 1.0 and
the old program did indeed allow for roman numeral insertion. The
details page shows that this book was shot using 1D cameras, and 1D
cameras are only compatible with scribe 1.0. There are still a number of
1.0 scribes in use in Toronto and a couple in San Francisco.
When we use 2.0 scribes with 5D cameras, the program does not allow us
to enter non-numeric page numbers. I am attaching a screen capture of
the message the program gives the scanners.
I'm sure all the coordinators would appreciate it if the bug remained on
the list as unresolved in hopes that some day it will be :)
Thanks so much!
Kris
mangtronix wrote: www.archive. org/stream/ travelsinalaska 00muiruoft# page/ii/ mode/2up
> If Roman numerals are asserted the book reader will use them. The page
> numbers show up in the URL and the user interface. Seeing Roman
> numerals in the URL is great!
>
> Some older books do have Roman numerals asserted. e.g.
> http://
>
>
> ** Summary changed:
>
> - no roman page numbers in repubisher
> + no roman page numbers in republisher
>
>