Submitted by Shubha Chaudhuri on Thu, 01/05/2025 - 17:24
Can anyone tell me about policies about checksums .. what are you using ? how do you carry out checking the checksum files ? I would be grateful for any pokicy document.
Submitted by Gert Hansen on Tue, 12/11/2024 - 00:47
Hi all
I'm not sure if this counts as ta true echnical issue, but this was the category that seemed to fit best.
I'm woking in a small university audio archive and I'm preparing to digitize a selection of aluminum discs. For that project I'm searching for a place to buy some larger diameter styli. I imagine 4-8 mil. Esotericsound.com in the US seems to have such either fitting a Stanton 500.V3 or a Nagaoka MP-110, but to simplify the shipping and duty process I wonder if there is any place inside EU where I could find something similar.
Submitted by admin@paradisec... on Thu, 08/02/2018 - 06:48
We are having a discussion at our organisation (paradisec.org.au) . about which video format/s are best to archive for purposes of streaming. As an archival master we archive an mxf , and then typically we have been archiving also an mp4 (H.264 codec) , which I believe should stream in most browsers. But then we've also had some collections recently requesting we also archive a webm version.
Submitted by Dieter Studer on Tue, 30/05/2017 - 11:58
We plan on digitizing some gelatin discs from the 1930s ("system Domofon", produced by a long-since-perished Swiss enterprise), but they seem to have become warped and rigid, perhaps due to too dry storing conditions, barring any possibility of playing them back with a turntable and a needle. Do you know of any reports or publications that describe possibilities of re-moisturizing the discs in the hope of getting them to become less warped, perhaps even supple? I was thinking along the lines of putting them in a humid environment (e.g.
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