It might be useful to add the term “obsolescent” into the mix:
Obsolescent media or technology would be in the process of becoming obsolete
Tyra Grant
University of Kansas Libraries
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[mailto:videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Jessica
Jeff,
This may be longer and more specifically focused than you seek but definitely
check it out---even if you don’t use it---superb hidden history:
“Alan Turing at Bletchley Park”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nK_ft0Lf1s
Published May 24, 2012
YouTube description:
“Computer's multimedia
A professor here has requested a DVD copy of the video, “Breaking the History
of Silence,” to show in class this fall. This title is available (exclusively,
it seems) through Video Juku, a women's rights organization in Japan.
We own a VHS copy and Video Juku's website only lists VHS for this
I agree entirely with Melissa---our RTI disc cleaning repair machine has been
effective, easy to use and a real workhorse. It's been well worth the
investment.
We've used the basic ECO-SMART for years now with great success and never a
hiccup. RTI recommended this model (over the more
Good question.
Please post responses re: providing reasonable accommodations and access to the
list.
Thanks,
Tyra Grant
tgr...@ku.edumailto:tgr...@ku.edu
University of Kansas Libraries
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[mailto:videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Brian W
We're trying to replace a DVD (with a cracked hub---brittle and ready to break
completely but still playable we hope):
John Baldessari: 4 Short Films 1972-1973
TITLE: 6 Colorful Inside Jobs
Original distributor: http://www.jrp-ringier.com/pages/index.php
Producer:
) 338-1493tel:%28415%29%20338-1493
On Jul 5, 2012, at 8:34 AM, Grant, Tyra wrote:
We're trying to replace a DVD (with a cracked hub---brittle and ready to break
completely but still playable we hope):
John Baldessari: 4 Short Films 1972-1973
TITLE: 6 Colorful Inside Jobs
Original distributor
) let alone
new ones for $20 which you can find around.
On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 2:19 PM, Grant, Tyra
tgr...@ku.edumailto:tgr...@ku.edu wrote:
Gary, Brigid Michael---thanks all.
Gary---Yes, we've checked EAI. This one title is the only grayed-out title in
EAI list. I'm waiting to hear back from
Andrea,
You might check out the Association for Cultural Equity (ACE) site at
http://www.culturalequity.org/
Even if you don't find plantation dance videos, it's a site (of audio and
video) worth knowing about.
Tyra Grant
Digital and electronic media preservation officer
University of
books and put them on line which would also save on wear and tear
and make them much more accessible.
On Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 6:12 PM, Grant, Tyra tgr...@ku.edu wrote:
And then what about the fact that playback equipment itself will cause
wear and can easily damage film or tape---especially
What is 'SCMS'?
Tyra Grant
Digital and electronic media preservation officer
University of Kansas Libraries
tgr...@ku.edumailto:tgr...@ku.edu
Phone: 785-864-8951
From: videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu
[mailto:videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Jessica Rosner
Sent: Tuesday,
I don't know…what could be more literally accurate than 'moving
image'---libraries do have a way when it comes to making up fancy-schmantzy
names for the familiar---quite 20th century, don't you think? Maybe I'm
missing something---there's always a first time---but doesn't 'moving image'
say
I've shared the wiki with three colleagues here---our music/dance/film/theater
bibliographer, our film and video cataloger and our video acquisitions
person---threee thumbs-up from them---four counting me!
I wonder---merely wondering:
Would there be any benefit to having a way to highlight
,
thoughts or words of advice for conducting VHS collection surveys
would be
welcome---I'm just now beginning to plan.
Thanks,
Tyra Grant
Tyra Grant
Digital preservation and electronic media officer
University of Kansas Libraries
tgr...@ku.edumailto:tgr...@ku.edumailto:tgr...@ku.edu
mattb...@virginia.edu
434-924-3812
On Aug 4, 2011, at 6:11 PM, Grant, Tyra tgr...@ku.edu wrote:
I was wondering the same---and Gary or someone else might have a
good
sense of this---seems that maintaining such a list could be messy
business, eh?
Tyra
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From
? Also, thoughts or
words of advice for conducting VHS collection surveys would be welcome---I'm
just now beginning to plan.
Thanks,
Tyra Grant
Tyra Grant
Digital preservation and electronic media officer
University of Kansas Libraries
tgr...@ku.edumailto:tgr...@ku.edu
Phone: 785-864-8951
, can we then, knowing volume 7
will likely wear out again, create an access copy in order to preserve
the original?
Thanks,
Tyra Grant
Tyra Grant
Head, Preservation Department
University of Kansas Libraries
tgr...@ku.edu
785-864-8951
VIDEOLIB is intended to encourage the broad
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