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horndude77 wrote:Also as far as picking a threshold - Does imagemagick really not have automatic global thresholding built in?

Thanks. This -lat option will be useful for those images that have a rather dark background near the left or right margin.

There are also the scores on Google Books, where they've done a very bizarre thing. Isolated systems or pages have been scanned at 150 dpi grayscale, while most of the scan is at 600 dpi monochrome. Look at vocal score for Saint Saens' opera ''Henry VIII'' to see what I'm talking about. Trying to p...

> Here's the link to the Saint-Saens score: http://imslp.org/wiki/Henry_VIII_%28Saint- > Saëns%2C_Camille%29 (You'll have to copy and paste this into your browser's URL > window instead of clicking on the broken link.) You would have made my life easier by saying that the work was already on IMSLP! ...

Could you please provide this option "Sort by date, most recent at top" at these both levels: -in the list of forums, i.e. if Copyright Related contains the most recent post it should show up on top of the forum lists. -in each forum, i.e. if Urheberrecht Claim contains the most recent pos...

pierre.chepelov wrote: [...] In order to simply be able to work, most music schools pay special SEAM stamps, to be put on every single photocopied page [...]

Please read my post about SEAM in the Francais-French forum.

Je connais deux documents sur ce sujet :

http://www.gitton.net/reprographie.htm

http://www.cadres-plus.net/bdd_fichiers ... toires.pdf

Your monochrome conversion of the of the C. Schubert piece is pretty good. You should try it on one of the Chrysander Handel scores we have from the Bavarian State Library. Ideally, 600 x 600 dpi would be the goal for a full score. Piano music seems to work OK at 300 x 300. Gives about the same imp...

Your link doesn't work. Go to: http://levy-test.dkc.jhu.edu/ and select "Search the Collection". Search for "schubert" within "Composer, Lyricist, Arranger" It will be the fifth entry and it has a "View PDF" link. Pete Thanks for your help. This one has a bet...

I used the .JPEG images dirctely provided by Levy sheet music collection, for which there is a link in Pierre's entry:

https://jscholarship.library.jhu.edu/ha ... 74.2/20191

I didn't know there were aslo .pdf images available. Your link doesn't work.

Sites like Levy Sheet Music, Bavarian State Library, University of North Carolina etc. offer low-resolution, color or greyscale images of sheet music instead of high-resolution B/W images. Intuitively this better-than-BW feature could be used to improve the BW rendering. The present images are ugly ...

I concede the commercial link present with each score can be constructive, but its logic gives off-topic results because it returns any result that contains the first and last name of the composer somewhere in the article. Example: Schulhoff, Julius, l'Ondine: The first result, Editon Lockenhaus, co...