What metadata do I need for my oral histories in order to use OHMS?
There are three metadata fields that must be completed in order to begin using an interview in OHMS: Title, Media Format, and Media URL or Media Host information which is …
There are three metadata fields that must be completed in order to begin using an interview in OHMS: Title, Media Format, and Media URL or Media Host information which is …
Unfortunately at this time OHMS cannot import preexisting timecodes. This is a feature we are currently working on and will hopefully be able to implement soon.
OHMS still works with interviews with no transcripts. In fact, it was designed in part to be used as a more cost effective option when resources to transcribe interviews are …
No, OHMS is not a repository, it simply brings together the metadata with the audio and video. You will need to host your audio or video online somewhere and tell …
No, you never actually upload your interview into the OHMS Application. You have to host your audio or video on a web or a streaming server and tell OHMS the …
Yes, you will be able to use any CMS with the OHMS Viewer. The OHMS system has been designed to be universally compatible and interoperable.
Yes, part of the OHMS Viewer setup process allows you to customize the colors, logo, and contact information in the footer.
http://www.nunncenter.org/OHMS-Viewer/viewer.php?cachefile=1978OH146_FNS006_Lester.xml http://www.nunncenter.org/OHMS-Viewer/ is the permanent location for your OHMS Viewer. Currently it is hosted by the Nunn Center. The OHMS Viewer application (viewer.php) queries your cache file where your interviews …
The Nunn Center has found that indexing takes about 2-3 hours per hour of interview. Of course there are several factors that can affect this such as pace and complexity …
No. The only required field is the title (and a timestamp to create the segment). All other fields are optional based on the level of indexing that works best for …