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crolain · Pro Inscrit le: 27 Fév 2003 Messages: 585

Dans un gedcom, je trouve les TAGS IMGC et MAIN qui qualifient une photo.
Je ne les trouve pas dans le standard Gedcom 5.5 .

Quelqu'un connaît-il leur significaton ??

Cela donne :

1 OBJE
2 FILE c:\machin\chose.jpg
2 IMGC

ou

2 MAIN

Cordialement,

Claude

AquaBlue · Posté le: 12 Nov 2003 00:43 Sujet du message:

Bonsoir Claude,

Pas trouvé IMGC et Main mais pour OBJE

Ici http://www.gendex.com/gedcom55/55gcappa.htm

OBJE {OBJECT}: =
Pertaining to a grouping of attributes used in describing something. Usually referring to the data required to represent a multimedia object, such an audio recording, a photograph of a person, or an image of a document.

FILE {FILE}: =
An information storage place that is ordered and arranged for preservation and reference.

Et là http://www.gendex.com/gedcom55/55gcch2.htm#MULTIMEDIA_LINK
MULTIMEDIA_LINK: =

[ /* embedded form*/
n OBJE @<XREF:OBJE>@ {1:1}
| /* linked form*/
n OBJE {1:1}
+1 FORM <MULTIMEDIA_FORMAT> {1:1}
+1 TITL <DESCRIPTIVE_TITLE> {0:1}
+1 FILE <MULTIMEDIA_FILE_REFERENCE> {1:1}
+1 <<NOTE_STRUCTURE>> {0:M}
]

This structure provides two options in handling the GEDCOM multimedia interface. The first alternative (embedded) includes all of the data, including the multimedia object, within the transmission file. The embedded method includes pointers to GEDCOM records that contain encoded image or sound objects. Each record represents a multimedia object or object fragment. An object fragment is created by breaking the multimedia files into several multimedia object records of 32K or less. These fragments are tied together by chaining from one multimedia object fragment to the next in sequence. This procedure will help manage the size of a multimedia GEDCOM record so that existing systems which are not expecting large multimedia records may discard the records without crashing due to the size of the record. Systems which handle embedded multimedia can reconstitute the multimedia fragments by decoding the object fragments and concatenating them to the assigned multimedia file.

The second method allows the GEDCOM context to be connected to an external multimedia file. This process is only managed by GEDCOM in the sense that the appropriate file name is included in the GEDCOM file in context, but the maintenance and transfer of the multimedia files are external to GEDCOM.
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crolain · Pro Inscrit le: 27 Fév 2003 Messages: 585

Merci mais je possède également une copie écrite des standards Gedcom Wink

MAIN et IMGC me paraissent du jargon propriétaire non standard.