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News from the Library
Digital Media Services....March 2006
Library demonstrates new standard for
Web video delivery for the college communities. The library's Digital
Access Team (DAT) in partnership with Loyola's Event Services have
produced a clip from last week's Terry Waite lecture, part of the
Humanities Symposium lectures. The library can encode digital video using
the latest Flash 8 codec, which allows streaming-style (usually no
waiting) access over simple http - the friendliest delivery protocol for
Web content. The library has just acquired the latest encoding
application from On2 technologies.
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G I T A L M E D I A S E R V I C E
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Services:
Video Clip Digitiziation
Digital Video
can be made from VHS tapes, DV Cameras, or DVDs.
They can be reformatted
to:
- a
customized menued DVD
- stream from the library
media server
Streaming Video Acquisition.
Streaming
videos from a number of educational, non-profit and commercial
vendors can
be licensed with the help of the library
Contacts:
Philip Fryer Media librarian.
Media Services can advise on Fair Use and
digital licensing options
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