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Have you looked at Goobi https://www.intranda.com/en/digiverso/ We’ve been using it for a couple years now and I’d be happy to show you what it’s capable of. Jenn Morris Digital Imaging Manager MIT Libraries 617.253.7286 [log in to unmask] Sent from my iPhone On Jun 22, 2022, at 1:45 PM, Jackson Huang <[log in to unmask]> wrote: Hello, At the University of Michigan, we scan books for a variety of repositories (local digital collections, HathiTrust, etc), and need a new solution for associating pagination and page labels (title page, table of contents, etc) with scans. We used to have a custom-built tool that allowed us to simultaneously view an image and record that information, associating the filenames with the appropriate pagination and page tag in a database, which could be then exported in a variety of formats depending on what we needed. However, our tool relied on a (very) old version of java, and so we decided that the tool could no longer be maintained once that version of java was no longer supported. We're trying to avoid having to build something ourselves again, especially for something we imagine other institutions also need. Does anyone have a page tagging solution that they like? Features we need: - an image viewer with the ability to handle large color tiffs and zoom as needed, to visually verify the pagination/type - the ability to apply consecutive sequences to multiple files (i.e. selecting 20 pages for roman numeral pagination starting with iii) - the ability to set controlled terms for page types (title page, table of contents, etc) - record and associate file name, pagination, and page type for all images of a given volume - window-compatible We've tried the pagetagging feature offered by LIMB, the software used by our digitization unit for image processing, but it doesn't create all the types of page tags we need and custom labels can only be added manually one at a time for each image. Additionally, the export formats are geared towards their cloud service, which isn't that useful for us. We've also investigated vended options but they haven't been terribly promising. Any help would be appreciated! Best, Jackson Huang Digital Collections and Content Ingest Coordinator Library Information Technology University of Michigan Library *(they/them/theirs)*