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2.5.4.1
Source
This screen contains general information about the source, i.e.:
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Source ID
A short code to identify the source.
! Note for researchers working at the MPI for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen:
Please consult the tape labeling conventions.
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Format
The physical storage format of the source. Choose a value from the pull-down
menu, or type in an alternative value.
value
“CC”
“CD”
“CDROM”
“DAT”
“MD”
“Reel”
“DVD”
“DVDROM”
“Hi8”
“VHS”
“DV”
“U-matic”
“Book”
“Microfiche”
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comments
Compact Cassette (i.e., normal audio cassette)
Compact Disc
Compact Disc - Read-Only Memory
Digital Audio Tape
Mini Disc
Reel-to-reel tape
Digital Video Disc
Digital Video Disc - Read-Only Memory
Hi8 Video Tape
VHS Video Tape
Digital Video
U-matic Tape
A publication on paper
A film card
Quality
The quality of the tape. Choose an option from the pull-down menu (1 stands for
low and 5 for high quality).
2.5.4.2
Position
The start/end position of the session in the corresponding source. Please enter this
position in the following formats:
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In the case of digital audio tapes use the field Time Position: enter
hh:mm:ss (i.e., hours:minutes:seconds).
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In the case of digital video tapes use the field Time Position: enter
hh:mm:ss:f (i.e., hours:minutes:seconds:frames).
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In the case of non-digital tapes and books, use the field Counter Position:
enter a sequence of digits to represent the counter position (of a tape) or
the page numbers (of a book).
! Note for researchers working at the MPI for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen: If
you have asked the digitization team to digitize your tape, the team will create
a digital master file (DMF) from it. You then need to go through this DMF
(using either Windows Media Player or ELAN) to identify the relevant
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