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on Our Way to a Sustainable Audiovisual Preservation Program at the University of Virginia Libraries Presented by Leigh Rockey of Preservation Services from University o ID: 384100

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Slide1

What We’re Learning

on Our Way to a Sustainable Audiovisual Preservation Program at the University of Virginia Libraries

Presented

by Leigh Rockey

of Preservation

Services

from University

o

f

Virginia Library

on Thursday, August 13, 2009

for Society of American ArchivistsSlide2

University of Virginia Library

Preservation Services

Where I’m Coming From

My point of view

Stuck in the middle with youSlide3

Calculating the costs

F

unding AV reformatting projects without a budget

M

oving from ad hoc projects to sustainable program

Where We Are Going TodaySlide4

AvDb from Columbia University Libraries

for audio and moving imagesFACET from Sound Directions, Indiana University for audio only (reels, cassettes, LPs, wire)

ViPIRS from New York University Libraries

for audio reels, cassettes also VHS, U-maticCalculating the Costs: Survey ToolsSlide5

How much for reformatting?

RFI

Pilot project

Shipping and insurance

PrestoSpaceCalculators

Wiki

Calculating the Costs:

ReformattingSlide6

U.Va. Library Reformatting Costs

Projects in 2007/2008

Who Paid

$ to Vendor

#

Format

Faulkner audio

Faulkner family

$520

9

¼” reel

Faulkner film

Faulkner family

$1,220

3

16mm

U.Va. Glee Club audio

Glee Club alumni

$145

1

Aluminum LP

Tin Can Quartet audio

Spec Coll dept

$170

1

16” LP

Stettinius audio

Spec Coll dept

$140

4

Glass LP

Bernard Mayes audio

Bernard Mayes

$3,920

67

¼” reel

Wilsdorf video

Science library

$155

2

U-matic

News film

Windfall

$50,000

1,600

16mmSlide7

Your labor

Storage

Access

Digital preservation

Calculating the Costs: Ongoing CostsSlide8

Pay to Play

Donors

Subjects

EndowmentsSlide9

Pay to Play

Other departments (if you’re lucky enough to have them)

Clients, faculty

Fees

Cui bono? Slide10

Build preservation into your regular program/budget

Stop thinking in terms of ad hoc projects

Collaboration

From Project to ProgramSlide11

From Project to Program

Do the ‘paperwork’Develop and document workflows, standards, best practices, inventories, condition surveys, etc.

Toot own horn

Make the caseSlide12

Format

Standard

Audiotape,

Analog disc

preservation

master: 96kHz 24 bit PCM digital audio WAV files on data DVD-R and portable hard drive

preservation

access master: 44.1kHz 16 bit PCM digital audio WAV files on CD-DA audio CDs

Videotape

preservation

master: Digital Betacam

preservation

access master: MPEG4 files (and/or .mov files) on DVD and portable hard drive at two resolutions

-- 800 Kbps, 512x384, 30 FPS, H.264 @ 700kb, AAC @ 96kbit Stereo, QuickTime playable

-- 300 Kbps, 400x300, 30 FPS, H.264 @ 256kb, AAC @ 40kbit Mono,

QuickTime

playable

Film

preservation

master: Digital Betacam

preservation

access master: MPEG4 files (and/or .mov files) on DVD and portable hard drive at two resolutions

-- 800 Kbps, 512x384, H.264 @ 700kb, AAC @ 96kbit Stereo, QuickTime playable

-- 300 Kbps, 400x300, H.264 @ 256kb, AAC @ 40kbit Mono, QuickTime playable

AND/OR On2VP6-encoded Flash video files at two resolutions

-- 800 Kbps, 640x480, 128 Kbps 44.1kHz MP3 audio

-- 300 Kbps, 320x240, 64Kbps 44.1kHz MP3 audio

AND/OR QuickTime DV files at 25mbps, 720x480 resolution, 44.1kHz PCM audio

Reformatting Standards at U.Va.Slide13

Intro to Outsourcing and Vendor Relations by Robin Dale

http://www.nedcc.org/resources/leaflets/6Reformatting/07OutsourcingAndVendorRelations.phpPrestoSpace audiovisual reformatting wiki

http://wiki.prestospace.org/

TAPE workshop presentations

http://www.hatii.arts.gla.ac.uk/confweb/tape/tape-outputs.htmlCopyright and Public Domain by Cornell Copyright Information Centerhttp://copyright.cornell.edu/resources/publicdomain.cfmAvDb from Columbia University http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/services/preservation/audiosurvey.html

FACET from Sound Directionshttp://www.dlib.indiana.edu/projects/sounddirections/facet/downloads.shtml

ViPIRS from New York University

http://library.nyu.edu/preservation/movingimage/vipirshome.html

Links and Thanks