(via Open Source Tools for working with Audio Visual files | NDSR – NY)
these are the tools to use
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(via Open Source Tools for working with Audio Visual files | NDSR – NY)
these are the tools to use
(via Open Source Tools for working with Audio Visual files | NDSR – NY)
these are the tools that i use
Missing my pristine Betacam SP PAC-10 tapes right about now. A 2nd gen TV dub on VHS is better than nothing. \m/
(via The Secret in the Old VCR Tapes | Re/code)
Sounds like these might have been U-matic, which are not listed on PeggyBank’s site as something they can transfer. But 12 months to transfer 2 VHS tapes sounds bad. Oh well, who the hell would use a service called PeggyBank anyhow? I guess that most people don’t have options for videotape transfer and just go with whatever they can find.
Behold the enhanced cross linked binder system that combines a smooth surface with particle size uniformity to reduce noise and boost output.
This is why I make the big bucks.
"I don't know what he does in there - I think that he just watches tv."
AV folks are the Rodney Dangerfields of libraries.