Capturing Analog Sound for Digital Preservation : Report of a Roundtable Discussion of Best Practices for Transferring Analog Discs and Tapes

by National Recording Preservation Board, National Recording Preservation Board

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Series: Optimizing Collections and Services for Scholarly Use, CLIR Publication (137)

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The report investigates "procedures to reformat sound on analog carriers to digital media or files. It summarizes discussions and recommendations emerging from a meeting of leading audio preservation engineers held January 29-30, 2004, to assess the present state of standards and best practices for capturing sound from analog discs and tapes"--P. v… (more)

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National Recording Preservation Board	—	primary author	all editions	calculated
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Billington, James H.	Foreword	main author	some editions	confirmed
Brylawski, Samuel	Preface	main author	some editions	confirmed
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Massenburg, George	Contributor	main author	some editions	confirmed
Smith, Abby	Preface	main author	some editions	confirmed

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Capturing Analog Sound for Digital Preservation : Report of a Roundtable Discussion of Best Practices for Transferring Analog Discs and Tapes

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2006-03

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The recording and playback of sound began with Thomas Edison’s invention of the phonograph in 1877.

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The report investigates "procedures to reformat sound on analog carriers to digital media or files. It summarizes discussions and recommendations emerging from a meeting of leading audio preservation engineers held January 29-30, 2004, to assess the present state of standards and best practices for capturing sound from analog discs and tapes"--P. v

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