Can the question be clarified? DVD is not an aspect reflected in the GMD. Nor are search limits by record type or specific format usually driven by the GMD but instead by the coding in the fixed field or field 007. Both of these fields are still employable in MARC records conveying RDA data.
In a post-MARC scenario, the limiting functionality currently carried by the fixed field and field 007 coding would most likely draw directly from the content and carrier types, in whatever "parking place" they were recorded. John F. Myers, Catalog Librarian Schaffer Library, Union College Schenectady NY 12308 mye...@union.edu<mailto:mye...@union.edu> 518-388-6623 Ophelia Payne wrote: I know there was a long discussion last week about the 336, 337 and 338 fields for RDA and I was trying to see if my question was addressed. My question is--- with the elimination of the GMD designator for videorecordings, sound recordings, etc., how would you limit your search if you wanted to get only DVDs? In the MARC world we have this capability but I haven't been able to figure this out with RDA. Any suggestions?
