This blog post explains how we set up a workflow for reading DDS-1 and DLT-IV tapes from the ' 90s. It also highlights some of the particular challenges we encountered along the way, and gives some hints and suggestions for others who are interested in setting up a similar workflow.
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Last week, the OPF was kindly hosted by the Koninklijke Bibliotheek (KB) in The Hague for a busy 48 hours including our Board Meeting and...
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Barbara Sierman is the chair of the OPF Board and Digital Preservation consultant at the Koninklijke Bibliotheek (KB) Her generous and long-standing contribution to the...