Unless I am mistaken, ALL of the DVDs from Warner Archive are DVD-R. The
quality seems excellent but it is correct that they do not play in all players
- and may not work in all computers. The problem is that one cannot obtain
these titles elsewhere, and many of them are really significant.
Yes, the Warner Archive titles are all DVD-R but they've got chapter stops
and some of their DVD-Rs include theatrical trailers and other material. The
Columbia/Sony DVD-R titles have recently been made available on the Warner
Archive site too, which is nice.
Also, this week the Warner Archives
I will be away as of April 18th returning on Tuesday, April 26th. Please send
all interlibrary loan requests to video...@humber.ca or contact
kanchan.sthan...@humber.ca
VIDEOLIB is intended to encourage the broad and lively discussion of issues
relating to the selection, evaluation,
Very likely it is a tape of an interview that might have occurred at
that institution, hence the one extant copy.
Christine Crowley
Dean of Learning Resources
Adjunct Faculty, Theatre
Northwest Vista College
3535 N. Ellison Dr.
San Antonio, TX 78251
210.486.4572 voice
210.486.4504 fax
We loan videos that do not have a huge in-house demand to Texas
libraries. Sometimes beyond. The pricier ones we tend to keep here. We
rarely buy titles that have serious restrictions unless they are crucial
to our workforce training department, for instance.
Christine Crowley
Dean of
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Hi all
UC Berkeley loans (highly selectively) to other UC campuses, and that's
it. We do not loan:
1. titles that are regularly or heavily used for particular classes
2. titles for which we are the sole Western US holder
3. titles which are out of distribution
4. titles which have
