This report, prepared under the Preserving Digital Public Television (PDPTV) project, provides an overview of descriptive and preservation metadata standards that are considered appropriate for long-term accessibility of digital television programs. Context and metadata types are briefly outlined. The recommendation from the NDIIPP project to work with a combination of PBCore, METS and PREMIS within the OAIS model is taken …
DCC Digital Curation Manual- File Formats
This chapter from the Digital Curation Manual, File Formats, begins with a conceptual framework for format and then goes on to discuss different aspects of format description, validation and characterization. It explains how format relates to the long term curation and usability of digital data and includes overviews of related projects and developments in the field as well as describing …
TRAC: Trustworthy Repositories Audit & Certification: Criteria and checklist
This document contains the current best practice on the organisational and technical infrastructure for reliable storage of digital collections, or trusted repositories. The document discusses the criteria trusted repositories should comply with, giving examples. The checklist – that begins with self assessment – can be used to get a picture of an orgaznisation’s own skill and the threats and risks …
Digital Intermediate Format Choices, or: How many K’s do I need?
A short but to the point description of the choice for a 2K or 4K film scanning resolution, issued by IVC Digital Film Center.
Evaluation of the maximal modulation frequency for wow and flutter detection
Author of this paper participated in the development of several algorithms for wow and flutter characteristic determination. The algorithms were found useful in some real-life restoration procedures, however, there was no study of their capabilities in terms of the maximal determined modulation frequency. This paper presents such a study for three algorithms, i.e. the power-line hum tracker, high frequency bias …
Determining techniques for “wow”distortion
Algorithms for determining the wow distortion characteristic are proposed. These are the power-line-hum tracking algorithm, the high-frequency-bias tracking algorithm, and the algorithm based on an adaptive analysis of the center of gravity of the spectrum of the distorted signal. All of the algorithms presented allow a hardware- or software-based implementation.





