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OHMS (Oral History Metadata Synchronizer) is an open-source, web-based tool that enhances access to oral history online by providing word-level search with time-correlated transcripts or indexed interviews. It connects search results directly to the exact moment in the recording, making it easier to discover information in interviews across any CMS or repository. The system consists of two main parts—the OHMS Application for importing interviews and creating time-coded transcripts/indices, and the OHMS Viewer for presenting synchronized transcripts and multimedia interviews to users.
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