Contents: 1 Introduction 2 Overview of Audit and Certification Criteria 3 Organizational Infrastructure 4 Digital Object Management 5 Infrastructure and Security Risk Management Met deze CCSDS Recommended Practice is een aanbeveling uitgewerkt op basis waarvan een audit is uit te voeren voor het beoordelen van de betrouwbaarheid van een digitaal archief (digital repository). De aanbeveling is gebaseerd op OAIS en …
Automated Industrial Digitization of Betacam Tapes – with MXF generation and validation
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.
QC — and long-term archiving experience
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 …
Audio Analog-to-Digital Converter Performance Specification and Test Method
This document specifies a set of metrics and methods pertaining to the performance of the audio analog-to-digital converters (ADCs) used in preservation reformatting workflows. The metrics specified in the guideline pertain to the production of files using the highest quality ADC devices. It is the central element within the larger topic of audio digitisation system performance, which also includes the …
The Bloodless Revolution: A Guide to Smoother Digital Workflows in Television.
The DPP wanted to provide some clarity on how to adapt to end-to-end file-based workflows and set out to provide some guidelines that highlight the challenges in file-based production and identify and share the different means currently used to address them.
Building a sustainable metadata workflow for audio-visual resources: University of Illinois Library’s Medusa Digital Preservation Repository
When the University of Illinois Library began the development of its digital preservation repository system, Medusa, the library found that there were many audiovisual resources that had yet to be cataloged, i.e. inaccessible to users. In order to make resources available to end-users and comply with Open Archival Information System (OAIS) reference model, the library developed an ingestion package that …