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This report focuses on the preservation of, and the access to European cinematographic heritage. The report is based on a survey launched in January 2011 to assess the impact of digitisation for European film archives. The survey was conducted by peacefulfish Productions Ltd, subcontractors were Red Cat Technologies, the University of Helsinki/IPR University Center and the external expert Nicola Mazzanti. …
Contents: Introduction 1. Conference/Content 2. Significance 3. Team 4. Planning/Grants 5. Funding 6. Physical Characteristics 7. Digitization Rationale 8. Specifications and Process 9. Metadata 10. Delivery 11. Conclusion References This article, which appeared in the March/April 2011 issue of D-LIB magazine, describes a pilot project undertaken by the University of Colorado Archives to digitize the audio recordings from the Conference …
This article describes what RAI has done about digitisation in the specific case of Betacam-like tapes. It also describes the devices and software employed, giving particular emphasis to quality issues.
During the digitisation of legacy archive material at ORF, the Austrian public-service broadcaster, hundreds of thousands of video cassettes will need to be converted to digital file formats over the next decade. To guarantee the sustainable usability of this file-based material, thoroughly-planned guidelines for Quality Control (QC) have to be worked out. Although some QC tools already exist, their detailed …
A report on a study by the Technical University of Vienna and the Austrian Film Museum of content analysis (automatic indexing supporting search and retrieval) of archive film. The approach is not ground-breaking when applied to video content, but in this study they were specifically concerned with archived film. Therefore there were the additional problems of digitisation of archived film, plus …
This brief publication (4 pages) mentions a variety of issues that may arise during film digitization projects. Topics include Scanning (tests, capture, expertise, metadata); Post-Scanning (playback issues, grading, qc); DPX files (header and channel issues, storage and size); Audio (workflow issues); and Output (access requirements). This summary guideline is actually a sort of ‘alert’ list, alerting film archivists to potential …
