We are thrilled to announce that the veraPDF 1.24 release candidate is out now! veraPDF is an open-source, industry-supported PDF/A validator and part of the #OPF reference toolset to further #DigitalPreservation efforts. Find out more here: https://t.co/Bt2Mgn9OrT
Excited about this one! We’ve listened to your feedback and reverted changes to the reporting of XML Parsing issues, and the XML reports now refer to the correct report schema version #DigitalPreservation#digipres
Great news! The second release candidate for #JHOVE 1.28 is now available for testing. Read the full release notes here: https://t.co/EdM1wEX8Dg #DigitalPreservation
Great initiative led by the PDF Association, now anyone can get a copy of the PDF 2.0 ISO standard at no cost. What's not to like: https://t.co/F9T63Mux7h
Another release note from JHOVE 1.28 for you? Thanks for contributing improvements to JHOVEs NISO Image metadata, which gets a new GPSHPositioningError tag and date validation. Very appreciative to everyone who helped! #digipres#digitalpreservation#opensource
Another day of noting release notes from JHOVE 1.28 for you. Having started to climb the mountain in Bern at @ipres2016 , all messages finally have IDs. It will stay that way, too, because we’ve taken away the code that allows their creation.
#digipres#digitalpreservation
More release notes from JHOVE 1.28 for you. There’s a number of improvements to the PDF module, many address files that caused loop or overflow errors. More long reports that needed shortening. Looking forward to knowing what you think! #digipres#digitalpreservation#opensource
Thanks to the number of loop fixes that the community have contributed, JHOVE now crashes less frequently when encountering problem files. This meant longer reports; that’s why we had to sort the duplicate problem.
We want to celebrate the release features for JHOVE 1.28. Your reports may look a bit different, but we hope better; no more duplicates, + messages are now sorted in offset order #digipres#digitalpreservation#opensource
@bryony_hooper This is a pretty good general guide: https://t.co/brpWef6Z7M
While this one has a bit of a data "slant": https://t.co/lp5FpX0Lxn
Finally, if you want to learn by example, this is quite a nice curated list of standout READMEs:
https://t.co/KflwCTny8U
Good luck.
@prwheatley A Docker install might also be a way of doing this, but it probably means running a VM on Windows anyway. I need to experiment with a recent version of Windows and Docker to see what the state of play is now.
@prwheatley@jacko_os@openpreserve What @jacko_os said😁. The VRE is set up to allow drive sharing with the host as well as clipboard sharing. Redirecting stdout to a file on a host drive will work. Happy to help more if needed.
@superteadrinker @openpreserve M4V supports Apple's FairPlay digital rights management (DRM) tech and only supports the H.264 video codec are the main technical differences AFIK.
@prwheatley@criticalsenses@openpreserve Hmmm. We’ve not changed anything and this looks like a missing module/plugin. The line’s in a setup file that’s run every access. Will investigate but am away tomorrow.
@CHLThor@MickyLindlar@openpreserve Sorry @CHLThor, @MickyLindlar not ignoring this but travelling today. Will take a look over the hols. I'm 90% sure the problem lies in the Jenkins build somewhere and it's simply badly packaged.
@YvonneTunnat @openpreserve So a brief look and it depends. A dictionary enter comprises a key and value pair. Null values are denoted by the null keyword. IF JHOVE counts keys and values separately, including nulls, then it’s feasibly correct.