AVP Is Hiring An Inside Sales And Marketing Professional
25 February 2019
AVP is hiring! We are looking for an Inside Sales and Marketing professional to join our fast growing team. In this exciting new position, you will have the opportunity to pioneer sales and marketing methods and tools, promote AVP’s story and brand, and attract new clients.
Come work with a great group of people that are working on innovative and exciting projects in support of clients that represent the best of the best. Find the job description and apply at https://weareavp.applicantstack.com/x/detail/a2ojaokutumq
Webinar – 4th Session: Technology Selection for Digital Preservation
8 February 2019
Registrations are open for the fourth session of the AVP Webinar Series focused on Digital Preservation. In this opportunity, Miquel Térmens, Dean of the School of Libraries and Documentation of Universidad de Barcelona and author of “Preservación Digital” (Barcelona, Editorial UOC, 2014), joins our consultant Pamela Vízner to talk about different approaches and methodologies for the selection of digital preservation systems based on their experience. This webinar will be 60 minutes long, followed by Q&A.
AVP Introduces New Aviary Software Platform to Easily Search Audio and Video Archives, Collections, and Files
22 January 2019
The Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies adopts Aviary, allowing their users to search 12,000 hours of video content in seconds
BROOKLYN, N.Y., Jan. 22, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — AVP, a software development firm focused on maximizing the usability of data, today announced Aviary, a new, cloud-based platform for publishing searchable audio and video content. With the new platform:
Wisconsin Library Student Creates How-to Guides for AVP’s Exactly and Fixity
7 January 2019
During summer 2018, Kristina Warner, a student from the UW–Madison iSchool who was partnered with Outagamie Waupaca Library System (OWLS), Wisconsin, created two How-To user guides for Exactly and Fixity. These guides are now publicly available on the Curating Community Digital Collections (CCDC) site. Thanks to Kristina for putting the guides together!
AVP Holiday Card – 2018
31 December 2018
Artwork by Jenny Green from Shu Shu Design
Happy Holidays 2018
12 December 2018
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Because all of you let us into your lives in a very real way, we’ve created this card to offer you a sneak peek into the reality that underlies the annual creation of the AVP holiday card.
Tape, HDD, SSD, Cloud, DNA… A sneak peek into the future of digital storage
18 October 2018
Briefings from the Library of Congress Designing Digital Storage Architectures Meeting 2018 (DSA)
IASA Keynote: Designing Sustainable Collaborations for Impact
18 October 2018
Little known fact about me: I have visited Ghana 9 times in the past 11 years. It has actually been one of the greatest privileges of my career thus far to work with NYU professor Mona Jimenez and several other collaborators helping build capacity for audiovisual archiving with the archives, broadcasters, libraries, and museums in Ghana. So I was excited and honored when the board of the International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives (IASA) invited me to present the closing keynote at their 49th annual conference, which was held in Accra, Ghana, October 1-4, 2018. It was an incredible event, and I am eternally grateful to the IASA board for letting me share this story.
MDQC 0.4: What’s New? How-to #3: Quick Guide to Exporting MediaInfo Files via GUI & CLI
12 October 2018
This month, we released the newest version of our free tool MDQC, which allows users to easily perform metadata quality control. Using ExifTool and MediaInfo, MDQC compares embedded metadata of batches of media files to the metadata found in a reference file defined by the user. The creation of a series of rules allows a user to specify which fields they wish to QC and which files in a given folder the application should scan. MDQC is available for both Mac and Windows users.
MDQC 0.4: What’s New? How-to #2: Using MediaInfo Files as Surrogates for Media Files
12 October 2018
This month we have released the newest version of our free tool MDQC, which allows users to easily perform metadata quality control. In this version — 0.4 — we have incorporated new features that allow more control and independence over the filtering and scanning process. We have published a series of reviews of MDQC’s newest features on the blog section of our website. You can also read our previous blog post on Narrowing scanning filters using base filenames in MDQC.
