Panasonic / DATs / Sony / Smithsonian Institution Archives / Traditional Music / Smithsonian Press / Microsoft / All About / /
Continent
Americas / /
Country
United States / /
Event
M&A / /
Facility
Hirshhorn Museum / National Zoo / National Museum of the American Indian / Library of Congress / National Library / Indiana University / National Museum of American History / /
IndustryTerm
obsolete technology / portable equipment / machinery / analog cassette equipment / open-source free software tool / videotape technologies / social media / software options / lacked equipment / social media accounts / backed-up preservation server / /
OperatingSystem
Linux / Microsoft Windows / /
Organization
Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra / SIA’s Audiovisual Preservation Lab / Indiana University / Recorded Sound Collections Technical Committee / Audiovisual Archives and Audio Engineering Society / Congress / International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives / Harvard University Library Office for Information Systems / Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage / Smithsonian Institution / Audio Engineering Society / Smithsonian / /
Person
Billy Taylor / Lyndon Johnson / Pete Reiniger / Mike Casey / Jennifer Wright / Rob Bamberger / Bruce Gordon / Susan Eldridge / Sam Brylawski / Stephen A. Booth / Ken C. Pohlmann / Frank Vizard / Riccardo Ferrante / Lynda Schmitz Fuhrig / Lena Horne / Sarah Stauderman / /
Position
DAT player for loan / President / Acknowledgements The author / rotary head / archivist / record player / processing archivist / Official / Zealand Metadata Extractor / and FFIdent / DAT player / /
ProgrammingLanguage
XML / /
ProvinceOrState
Manitoba / /
PublishedMedium
Popular Mechanics / /
RadioProgram
Native American / Folk Masters / Jazz Smithsonian / /
SportsLeague
International Association / /
Technology
XML / obsolete technology / Linux / MP3 / again using videotape technologies / PDF / Digital audio tape / S/PDIF / AES/EBU / cad / /
Swinging in the Archives: In-House File Transfer of DATs Lynda Schmitz Fuhrig; Smithsonian Institution Archives; Washington, D.C., USA Abstract Not long ago Digital Audio Tapes (DATs) were a popular