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It's manually matched but there isn't really a mechanism for changing matched entries yet, are there many of these? If not maybe I can manually change them in the database. I have only been told of two. Both concern Florent Schmitt. The Op. 11 Prélude is apparently incorrect and should point to htt...

Do we have any moderator tools to modify/change the commercial recordings associated with a given work page? I received a report of some inaccurate recordings being listed for a given work and wondering if we can manually override those if they're automatically assigned.

1 January 2044 is when they will be public domain in the EU, hopefully long after Coronavirus has passed us by.

It's unclear what the original version is for. Is it violin solo? If so, and if it was published within the past 50 years, it would (or should) at least be public domain in Canada. It looks to me like Heifetz arranged this for violin and piano and so any versions for that combination (which represen...

This is something I'll be getting to at some point, but it isn't on the immediate list. Yes, the piano reduction appears to be public domain in Canada only.

All work pages remain disabled. What is the current status of these proceedings?

I rated them and they look pretty good.

Anyone out there either own or have used the Fujitsu ScanSnap SV600 scanner? It looks like it could be great for scanning scores but I'd like to do some more research on it.

I'm unclear what OP is proposing here. An implementation of an existing process, methodology, and format; a new one; or both?

Firstly, this has nothing to do with the post you used. Secondly, all the links are active for the pieces you mentioned. If you are having trouble downloading something, please post in the Other forum.

It looks at org subscriptions, so all of IMSLP.

Yes, it means the maximum number of allotted sessions are in use right now. There are a finite number of sessions that can be logged in simultaneously. Once those are reached, any other users see that message until slots are freed up. There's no way (that I know of) that we can free those up, unless...

According to your own copy-and-paste work, these pieces are unpublished. Your best bet may be to either contact the musicians who recorded them to find out where they acquired facsimiles of the manuscripts; or if a source for that is given, try and obtain them yourself from the holding library.

This is clearly an older thread, but why aren't you scanning natively in 1-bit mode (monochrome)? That's going to give you by far the lowest file size from the get-go.

Hopefully you're asking where a copy can be purchased, because all of his works are most certainly copyright the world over and cannot be posted here.