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Danish Radio broadcasts, ripped audio CD’s, and SB in-house audio digitization (WAVfiles)

Created by Bolette Ammitzbøll Jurik on Sep 16, 2011 · last edited by Niels Bjarke Reimer · on Jul 19, 2013 (view history) · 15 versions

Title	Danish Radio broadcasts, ripped audio CD’s, and SB in-house audio digitization (WAVfiles)
Description	sample of a 200 TB collection In the sample 200 Gbytes WAV (22.05khz, 16 bit) with Danish Radio broadcasts number of files: 119 average file size: 1.7 Gb largest file: 7.6 Gb 200 Gbytes WAV (44.1khz, 16 bit) with ripped audio CD’s number of files: 4500 average file size: 44 Mb largest file: 420 Mb 200 Gbytes WAV (96khz, 24 bit) from in-house audio digitization number of files: 298 average file size: 671 Mb largest file: 2 Gb
Licensing	Sample only available to SCAPE partners that sign licence available at: SCAPE Agreement Sharing testdata with Statsbiblioteket
Owner	The State and University Library, Aarhus (SB)
Dataset Location	https://scape.statsbiblioteket.dk/data/wav22khz/ https://scape.statsbiblioteket.dk/data/wav44khz/ https://scape.statsbiblioteket.dk/data/wav96khz/
Collection expert	Bjarne Andersen (SB)
Issues brainstorm	Simple Characterisation (characteristics can normally be extracted from header information in the wav format). This is needed when ingesting the collection into a DOMS.
List of Issues	IS24 Characterisation of large amounts of wav audio IS45 Audio and Video Recordings have unreliable broadcast time information