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Data Conversion
Video Conversion
As security concerns continue to increase globally, retailers and other businesses which deal with many customers will undoubtedly need to monitor the comings and goings of these customers.
Traditionally, monitoring has been captured by closed circuit cameras who would record the image onto VHS video tapes.
There are thousands of companies who have been archiving these tapes for years for insurance purposes, but are dismayed with the perishability of VHS tapes compared to digital recordings.
Accessible Printing has been very successful in helping this industry to manually convert their existing VHS libraries of security tapes into the more stable DVD format.
Audio Conversion - DAISY
Accessible Printing has recognized the importance of providing the ability to read to those who are blind or visually impaired. By combining our competitive advantage of operating from India and the technical savvy of our professional engineers and staff, we can provide a tremendous benefit to organizations working with blind or visually impaired customers.
For the past decades, blind or visually impaired individuals read books by listening to analog audio cassette tapes. Organizations who work with these individuals have recently begun converting their vast analog cassette tape libraries to a new digital format known as DAISY (Digital Accessible Information System).
The DAISY standard was developed in order to enable a person who is blind or print disabled to access the information in a book with the same ease with which a sighted person accesses information in a print book.
A DAISY book can be explained as a set of digital files that includes:
One or more digital audio files containing a human narration of part or all of the source text;
A marked-up file containing some or all of the text (strictly speaking, this marked-up text file is optional);
A synchronization file to relate markings in the text file with time points in the audio file; and
A navigation control file which enables the user to move smoothly between files while synchronization between text and audio is maintained.
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