The BFI National Archive SD video tape workflow transcodes and stores captured video tape as FFV1 matroska files, ingesting them into the Digital Preservation Infrastructure for long-term preservation. FFV1 is a losslessly compressed video codec now a standard for many SD video tape archives around the world. Sadly, producers of non linear editing software have … Continue reading The Case of the Failing Framemd5…
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AVhackers launches on Zulip Chat
To anyone who has been enjoying the open source audiovisual preservation topics covered in this blog please consider visiting a new Zulip Chat space that myself and a few #AVpres friends have just launched - AVhackers. The purpose of this space is still a little undefined, but I hope above all else it will form … Continue reading AVhackers launches on Zulip Chat
