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This website and mailing list is focused on 2" Quadruplex Videotape:
The Recorders, Recording, Playback, Maintenance, Equipment Design and Tape Preservation,
and the Preservation of Knowledge about these subjects so that knowledge can
be used by new people today or years from now to preserve the content contained on Quad tapes.
Sharing your experiences working with Quad tapes, recorders, their quirks and foibles can be very helpful in migrating the thousands of aging Quad videotapes now just sitting on shelves at archives world-wide.
Members of this group are working with the Library of Congress National Audio Visual Conservation Center in Culpeper, Virginia at the request of Steven Nease, the Chief Technology Officer for the NAVCC.
Historical stories or personal recollections are welcome. We all need a laugh, an "Ah-Ha!" or to
remember when "that happened to me."
Quad Videotape Group at Association of Moving Image Archivists Conference, 2008
Savannah, Georgia, Nov. 11-15
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Tuesday Night Dinner Members of the Quad Videotape Group enjoyed food and conversation after Tuesday sessions or sightseeing at Isaac's on Drayton restaurant in downtown Savannah, GA Most of the group gathered in the flashscan8.us suite-Rm. 532 at the Marriott. While there, they got a look at the flashstransfer Ted was prepping for the Vendor Cafe.
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L to R: Gary Adams, daVinci Systems, co designer of the Time Logic controller for telecine, Ted Langdell, flashscan8.us, Cliff Hasenbalg, Moving Image, LLC, Colorist Bob Campbell, Pat Shevlin, Dir. of Engineering, The Media Preserve, Jon-Erik Gilot, Sales, The Media Preserve/Preservation Technologies. Photo: Linda Adams |
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Wednesday Night Dinner 7:30 p.m. Meet by the Concierge Desk in the Marriot lobby after the AMIA Opening Reception in the Marriott Atrium |