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+ | I was working on a title "The Lola quartet" | ||
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- | Q: Working on Joey Jacobson’s War by Peter J. Usher. | + | Q: I have a metadata question about the title "The nocturnal brain : nightmares, neuroscience, and the secret world of sleep" (http:// |
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- | A: Never split part headings from chapter headings, even if there is an epigraph after the part heading. Part heading | + | A: Leave as is. |
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+ | Q: In "Glass House," | ||
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+ | "In 1947, Forbes magazine declared Lancaster, Ohio the epitome of the all-American town. Today it is damaged, discouraged, | ||
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+ | A: Please use the '' | ||
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+ | Q: In the book "Eyes of the Void," there is a message after the title page that refers to a PDF. The narrator says, after a long-ish pause, " Please note there is a glossary and timeline available for you to download as a PDF." Then there is a pause before the first chapter. Should I keep this message about the PDF with the title page, create a separate track, or remove it? How would a reader even know where to find the PDF? How can I be sure there is one with this file or elsewhere? | ||
+ | A: You can leave it as part of the Title Page. Sometimes a narrator will give it a heading, and in those cases we can split it and apply a heading. Some Audiobooks come with supplementary materials. These PDF's can be zipped into the Audiobook file, or as a separate download from the publisher. | ||
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+ | Q: The title " | ||
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+ | A: You can keep this in, split from Sign Off, move before Sign Off track, and label '' | ||
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+ | Q: The title "Face It" has a track called "PDF Enhancement Notice." | ||
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+ | A: You can keep this track as labelled. I passed it back to you. | ||
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+ | Q: I have a two-part question: Endangered by Barbara Webb has a track with a table of contents with page references that are no longer relevant. Should I keep this in? And, if so, the TOC states that there' | ||
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+ | A: You can remove this track. | ||
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+ | Q: I'm working on Embrace Yourself by Taryn Brumfitt and found that there' | ||
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+ | A: Keep this track. Title it " | ||
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+ | Q: Working on Joey Jacobson’s War by Peter J. Usher. I noticed the beginning of each part states the part title, then has an epigraph, then states the chapter title. Should I leave that as-is, or split it so the epigraph is a separate track? | ||
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+ | A: Never split part headings from chapter headings, even if there is an epigraph after the part heading. Part heading is assigned heading one, chapter is assigned heading two. | ||
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Q: I'm currently working on Worth the Candle: Through Adversity and the tile of Chapter 14 is " | Q: I'm currently working on Worth the Candle: Through Adversity and the tile of Chapter 14 is " | ||
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A:In this case match what the narrator says. | A:In this case match what the narrator says. | ||
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+ | Q: I know we delete previews in MP3 to DAISY, but I couldn' | ||
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+ | **Edit: The book in question is "The Ride Home" by Gail Anderson-Dargatz. The "Sneak Peek" for " | ||
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+ | A: We can remove the preview section. Thank you for your question! | ||
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+ | Q: I am currently working on the MP3 to DAISY Le Carnet d' | ||
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+ | A: You need to be able to understand French to reformat Audio. I will take the ticket from you and assign to a French speaker. | ||