Hi Bernadette,
We are not using 34X. Looking at what these fields contain it seems we are covering most of the information that would go there by using 007 and information we
put in the 300.
Louise
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Hello all
Please feel free to continue with current threads, but I would like to ask if those of you who are using the new 34X elements for non-book materials have favourite resources to suggest.
I will start with:
For video cataloguing:
https://lib.stanford.edu/metadata-department/clone-video-cataloging-guidelines
And for the above and a lot of other Stanford resources:
https://lib.stanford.edu/metadata/documentation
For music and musical sound recordings (but much of it applicable to non-musical sound recordings):
This includes a brilliant table showing 007, 33X and 34X values for a very wide range of carriers, from piano rolls to MP3 discs.
If you are using 34X, do you just record a few of the many available elements? If so, which ones?
If you are not using 34X, are there any particular reasons why not?
Best wishes,
Bernadette
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