SMPTE RP 190 PDF

SMPTE RP 190 PDF

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SMPTE RP 190 PDF

Published Date:
08/01/1996

Status:
[ Stabilized ]

Description:

Care and Preservation of Audio Magnetic Recordings

Publisher:
Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers

Document status:
Active

Format:
Electronic (PDF)

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10 minutes

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200 business days

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Stability and preservation of audio magnetic recordings require attention to and precautions against all three of the following hazards: chemical degradation, physical distortion, and magnetic corruption. Analog and digital recordings are on media with the same susceptibilities to chemical degradation and physical distortion. They do respond somewhat differently to magnetic corruption effects, and this will be discussed. Recommendations are offered for minimizing each of these risks.

Useful and acceptable reproduction from records so preserved further demands that in the anticipated reproduction process there be conformance to the essentials of good practice. These essentials are also reviewed.


Edition : 96
File Size : 1 file , 230 KB
Number of Pages : 8
Published : 08/01/1996

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SMPTE RP 190
Published Date: 08/01/1996
Care and Preservation of Audio Magnetic Recordings
$24
SMPTE RP 190
Published Date: 08/01/1996
Care and Preservation of Audio Magnetic Recordings
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SMPTE RP 190
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Care and Preservation of Audio Magnetic Recordings
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