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== General == | == General == | ||
| − | *Normalization is triggered automatically when the user approves | + | *Normalization is triggered automatically when the user approves <u>Appraise SIP</u> in the dashboard. |
*The original files are not deleted. | *The original files are not deleted. | ||
*When normalized files have the same file extensions as the original, the original files are not overwritten. | *When normalized files have the same file extensions as the original, the original files are not overwritten. | ||
*If the SIP contains files for which there are no default normalization paths, processing of the SIP does not stop. | *If the SIP contains files for which there are no default normalization paths, processing of the SIP does not stop. | ||
| + | *If any files in the SIP fail normalization, the ''Normalization'' micro-service shows the error in the dashboard. | ||
| + | *A copy of the SIP is placed in the ''failedNormalization'' directory. | ||
| + | *The user can approve the SIP by clicking <u>Approve</u> in the dashboard. | ||
| + | *The user can reject the SIP by clicking <u>Reject</u>. Rejected SIPs are moved to the /''rejected'' directory. | ||
*A text file named ''normalizationLog.txt'' is added to the logs directory in the AIP. | *A text file named ''normalizationLog.txt'' is added to the logs directory in the AIP. | ||
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*'''.gif''' files are normalized to uncompressed TIFF 6.0 | *'''.gif''' files are normalized to uncompressed TIFF 6.0 | ||
*'''.jpg''' files are normalized to uncompressed TIFF 6.0 | *'''.jpg''' files are normalized to uncompressed TIFF 6.0 | ||
| − | *'''.jp2''' files are normalized to losslessly compressed JPEG 2000 | + | *'''.jp2''' files are normalized to losslessly compressed JPEG 2000 |
*'''.png''' files are not normalized | *'''.png''' files are not normalized | ||
*'''.psd''' files are normalized to uncompressed TIFF 6.0 | *'''.psd''' files are normalized to uncompressed TIFF 6.0 | ||
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== Vector images == | == Vector images == | ||
| − | *'''.ai''' files are normalized to SVG 1.1 | + | *'''.ai''' files are normalized to SVG 1.1 |
**multi-page .ai files are normalized to multiple single-page SVG 1.1 files | **multi-page .ai files are normalized to multiple single-page SVG 1.1 files | ||
*'''.eps''' files are normalized to SVG 1.1 | *'''.eps''' files are normalized to SVG 1.1 | ||
Latest revision as of 18:00, 2 February 2011
Main Page > Development > Development documentation > Testing > Tests: Normalize
Archivematica normalizes certain ingested file formats into preservation-friendly formats.
General[edit]
- Normalization is triggered automatically when the user approves Appraise SIP in the dashboard.
- The original files are not deleted.
- When normalized files have the same file extensions as the original, the original files are not overwritten.
- If the SIP contains files for which there are no default normalization paths, processing of the SIP does not stop.
- If any files in the SIP fail normalization, the Normalization micro-service shows the error in the dashboard.
- A copy of the SIP is placed in the failedNormalization directory.
- The user can approve the SIP by clicking Approve in the dashboard.
- The user can reject the SIP by clicking Reject. Rejected SIPs are moved to the /rejected directory.
- A text file named normalizationLog.txt is added to the logs directory in the AIP.
Audio files[edit]
- .ac3 files are normalized to uncompressed WAVE
- .aif/.aiff files are normalized to uncompressed WAVE
- .mp3 files are normalized to uncompressed WAVE
- .wav files are normalized to uncompressed WAVE
- .wma files are normalized to uncompressed WAVE
Office documents[edit]
- .doc files are normalized to ODT
- .docx files are left in their original format
- .ppt files are normalized to ODP
- .pptx files are left in their original format
- .rtf files are normalized to ODT
- .xls files are normalized to ODS
- .xlsx files are left in their original format
- .wpd files are normalized to ODT
Portable Document files[edit]
- .pdf is normalized to pdf/a (note that the file extension remains .pdf)
Plain text[edit]
.txt files are left in their original format
Raster images[edit]
- .bmp files are normalized to uncompressed TIFF 6.0
- .gif files are normalized to uncompressed TIFF 6.0
- .jpg files are normalized to uncompressed TIFF 6.0
- .jp2 files are normalized to losslessly compressed JPEG 2000
- .png files are not normalized
- .psd files are normalized to uncompressed TIFF 6.0
- .tif files are normalized to uncompressed TIFF 6.0
- .tga files are normalized to uncompressed TIFF 6.0
Vector images[edit]
- .ai files are normalized to SVG 1.1
- multi-page .ai files are normalized to multiple single-page SVG 1.1 files
- .eps files are normalized to SVG 1.1
- .svg files are normalized to SVG 1.1
- .svg files that tagged as SVG 1.0 but which are entirely conformant to the SVG 1.1 standard are not normalized to SVG 1.1
Video files[edit]
- .avi files: video streams are normalized to MPEG-2; audio streams are normalized to uncompressed WAVE; wrapper is normalized to MXF
- .flv files: video streams are normalized to MPEG-2; audio streams are normalized to uncompressed WAVE; wrapper is normalized to MXF
- .mov files: video streams are normalized to MPEG-2; audio streams are normalized to uncompressed WAVE; wrapper is normalized to MXF
- .mpg files: video streams are normalized to MPEG-2; audio streams are normalized to uncompressed WAVE; wrapper is normalized to MXF
- .m2v files: video streams are normalized to MPEG-2; audio streams are normalized to uncompressed WAVE; wrapper is normalized to MXF
- .mp4 files: video streams are normalized to MPEG-2; audio streams are normalized to uncompressed WAVE; wrapper is normalized to MXF
- .swf files: video streams are normalized to MPEG-2; audio streams are normalized to uncompressed WAVE; wrapper is normalized to MXF
- .wmv files: video streams are normalized to MPEG-2; audio streams are normalized to uncompressed WAVE; wrapper is normalized to MXF