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Hi all,
I recently bought a set of 34 encyclopaedias. Unfortunately, the index volume was missing. Now, I've been able to download a free copy off the net of this index (it's 1911 so copyright expired) in the form of hundreds of individual .jp2 files, each of which is a scan of a page from the index volume. So I have a directory full of these:
And they go on and on and on for about a thousand images in total. The question is, how can I create a searchable DVD from all these images? They amount to approx 1.25Gb in total.
Thanks!
are you really asking how to put files on a dvd? or how to search through the files?
I know how to copy files over to a dvd, but I want to get some formatting metadata onto the disks as well, to make it more like the original paper index was. So I can flick through it like a Kindle for example.
Not sure why something that's been out of print for over a century should require proof-reading, TBH!
I'm aware there are sites (like the one at the British Library) where one can flick through the Vol 29 scans like they're the leaves of a book, but I want that same functionality without having to rely on an internet connection. I want all the data from the volume, plus supporting code to burn to DVD so it's readily accessible, rather than just a massive long listing of files.
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