Rovi (general)

Rovi (general)

Summary: This procedure applies to several different situations in which TS staff might be editing an existing Rovi record. For multi-disc rovi items, see the Rovi multi-disc DVD project procedure.



Editing ROVI records

There are several different situations in which TS staff might be editing an existing Rovi record:

  • corrections to patron-requested items

  • adding regular ordered materials to existing Rovi records

  • special projects

    • note that more detailed procedures also exist for the Rovi multi-disc DVD project

Staff will encounter two different types of Rovi records:

  • Phase 3 record*--> 001 has Rovi number with "rovi" prefix, description is minimal or even incorrect

  • full-level record --> 001 has OCLC number, appears complete and correct

Different situations call for different treatment. See below for details.

 

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Obtaining ROVI items

Unless adding ordered items to full-level Rovi records, catalogers will need the item in hand when editing Rovi records.

CatMan will deliver patron-requested items. All others can be pulled by Rovi unit staff.

To pull Rovi items, contact Stephanie Gibney 

 

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Making record edits

  • Treat extensive edits as copy or original cataloging:

    • overlay from OCLC 

    • attach EEMRV holdings using the provided Rovi OCLC authorization***

    • do not preserve original cat date in Sierra

    • in existing Rovi item record, add workstat <xxxcopyrovixxx> or <xxxorigrovixxx>

      • include piece count as necessary; ex: <xxxcopyrovixxx,3>
         

  • If making extensive edits AND adding new copy of item:

    • add  workstat <xxxcopyrovixxx> or <xxxorigrovixxx> to existing Rovi item record

    • use conventional workstat for added copy item record
       

  • If only minimal editing is required, work in Sierra and do not overlay

    • no need to track edits on previously used patron request spreadsheet

Field

If making extensive corrections or bringing in new bib

If adding to full-level record or making minimal corrections to bib

Field

If making extensive corrections or bringing in new bib

If adding to full-level record or making minimal corrections to bib

Sierra bib location

overlay process will handle

add mu or dm as needed

001

(repeated 001s are not acceptable)

remove Rovi-specific 001 if overlaying with full-level OCLC record

leave as is

035

(repeated 035s are acceptable)

preserve (by transferring to OCLC record)

leave as is

049

EEMRV

leave existing ROVI code, add $a EEMM or $a EEM7 if needed

099

preserve

replace with non-Rovi call number
(Rovi call no. will be retained in Rovi item record)

830

preserve

leave as is

item record

N/A

add mu or dm location code as needed

move non-Rovi item record to top of list

*Phase 3 Rovi records are brief records generated from Rovi-supplied metadata. They were created in cases where the Phase 2 automated search could not find a match for the Rovi item’s UPC in OCLC. Given that UPCs are not always provided in catalog records, it is possible that matching OCLC copy does exist for some Phase 3 records. Additionally, some Phase 3 music records will be enhanced automatically with metadata from Discogs.com and Musicbrainz (Phase 4). Any Phase 3 music records manually enhanced by catalogers will be excluded from this automated process using the spreadsheet mentioned above.

**Previously, Rovi edits for patron-requested items were tracked on this spreadsheet

***Previously, we did not attach holdings to Rovi records because of lending concerns. Now holdings may be attached using an authorized Rovi OCLC login, which generates the holdings code EEMRV.

 

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Contact

Autumn Faulkner 

Team

CMS

Updated

April 2018

Created

April 2018