Close, Jessica. The NMM preview portal http://nmm-previewportal.net/ has
been open to all librarians since May. Starting October 1 it will only be
accessible to registered NMM attendees. So now is the time to create an
account and check it out! We would love to get some feedback.
Ursula
National
As these are films that have as mentioned had significant theatrical play
they pretty much have done that part of marketing. If the film is available
through an aggregate site it is pretty much the end of direct sales and it
is perfectly understandable that aggregator can't pay very much for a
sin
Hi All,
Does anyone know if multi-region VCRs are being manufactured by anyone?
Cheers,
Matt
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Matt Ball
Media and Collections Librarian
Clemons Library
University of Virginia
mattb...@virginia.edu
434-924-3812
VIDEOLIB is intended to encourage the broad and lively
Jessica,
So, they want to sink their $$ into marketing then?
To be blunt right back, as an academic purchaser I am going to favor aggregated
sites because they are more likely to be one stop shopping for me. When faculty
x tells me she wants a film on y subject there is a limit to the amount of
It means the length of the license to stream. They offered me up to a 5 year
stream. You load the MP4 to your streaming server and can stream it for the
term of the license.
Best,
Jo Ann
Jo Ann Reynolds
Reserve Services Coordinator
University of Connecticut Libraries
369 Fairfield Road, Unit 10
Jo Ann,
What does "length of time you want to stream it" mean? Does that mean the
period of time during which it will be available to students (e.g. a particular
semester or a few weeks during a semester during which students could access
the title through a CMS, etc.)? Or does it mean the tota
They provide us with the film in digitized format, MP4, and we stream it.
Best,
Jo Ann
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[mailto:videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Jessica Rosner
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To: videolib@lists.berkeley.edu
Subject: Re: [Vide
To be blunt because they would lose their shirts. These are folks who
invested a lot of money in making the films I don't want to hype them here
but they are new films that have had significant theatrical play and are on
subjects of major interest to the academic world ( and they won't be out in
th
Why don't you send them to one of the vendor's who stream indie stuff, Like New
Day Digital or Docuseek2? Many libraries don't have in-house streaming
expertise either.
Best,
Jo Ann
From: videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu
[mailto:videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Jessica Ros
Sorry but I am a total technical idiot. Does this mean they provide you
with the film in digized format and you stream it or they stream it and you
can access it?
Either way I am glad they are now in the game, now we all need to gang up
on Criterion/Janus who still does not allow streaming on thei
Thanks for answering my stupid question. I am dealing with some indie docs
where the filmmakers as a practical matter can't really do their own
streaming and I am trying to figure out if institutions will just put up
their own site and what are best ways to do this . So far I have only been
able to
I just called Criterion and it seems they are streaming to institutions. They
charge for the MP4 and the length of time you want to stream.
Negotiate! I was able to reduce the price somewhat by buying multiple titles.
We haven't inked any agreement yet but I am pursuing.
Best,
Jo Ann
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