Funston: b0467 ops to rrw 06/27/11

[microfilm processing]

Scanning Center: Funston

Description of Failure: archive.php - failed to delete

http://www.archive.org/catalog.php?history=1&identifier=researchfoundati65rese

Item uploaded but failed to delete from computer. We have manually deleted the folder.

[Hank Bromley (hank-archive)]

Redrow cleared, item now moving through book-ops (no derive).

[microfilm processing (microfilm-processing)]

Description of Failure: archive.php - redrow

http://www.archive.org/catalog.php?history=1&identifier=researchfoundati02arese
http://www.archive.org/catalog.php?history=1&identifier=researchfoundati06brese

[Hank Bromley (hank-archive)]

Those are both derive.php redrows, not archive.php ones.

The items failed because they each contain 19,000+ images. Some of our code breaks when image stacks are larger than 10,000.

[microfilm processing (microfilm-processing)]

The 2 items have been re-scanned and framed properly to decrease image counts to less than 9,999. Would like to gutt these items so the revised ones are uploaded, but should we proceed gutting or let the redrows clear?

Thanks!

[Hank Bromley (hank-archive)]

The redrowed derives wouldn't prevent you from gutting the items, but if you'll be starting a fresh set of tasks, anyway, there's no reason to keep the red derives around; I've cleared them.

[microfilm processing (microfilm-processing)]

Thanks again.

http://www.archive.org/catalog.php?history=1&identifier=researchfoundati02arese
http://www.archive.org/catalog.php?history=1&identifier=researchfoundati06brese

Are now online.

[microfilm processing (microfilm-processing)]

Scancenter: Funston

Description of problem: Poor Quality - Images are sideways

http://www.archive.org/details/researchfoundati41rese
http://www.archive.org/details/researchfoundati55rese

All images need to be rotated counter-clockwise. Unfortunately we don't have the reels in-house. Is there a way we can rotate without asking for the reels to be sent back and rescanned? Paul had mention that he could show us but didn't have time to.

Thanks!

[Hank Bromley (hank-archive)]

I'm not sure what Paul had in mind. The only route that occurs to me is for someone to arrange renaming of the all the files in the jp2.zip so they can become an orig_jp2.tar instead, and then modify the scandata to specify that each image should be rotated. Then the deriver would do the rotation while making a new set of processed jp2s from what will have become orig jp2s.