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System Profile

System Full Name

Video Logging Database

Business Administrator

Business Owner

Doug Hickey

Director

Subject Matter Expert

WeiGuang Xiao, Caroline Gignac

Division

NTARS Code

CA39

Source Location

Source Code Location

Technology Assessment

Platform Type

Web (Internal)

Database Platform and Version

Oracle 11g

Development Language and Framework

.NET

Operating System and Version

Windows Server 2016

Additional Dependencies

Authentication

Environment Access Information

ENV

UNC

WWWFILES

URL

DB

DEV

TTSD_11G

PREACC

ACC

http://tcappstest/Saf-Sec-Sur/2/vld-bdv/

<INACTIVE>

TTSA_11G

PROD

http://tcapps.tc.gc.ca/saf-sec-sur/2/vld-bdv/

<INACTIVE>

TTSP

TRAINING

System Overview

Decommissioning completed May-2022 ( C254374 ) (PBI- 132519 )

all source code , data and documentation backed up to :

\ncras22\CSSG Release\CSSG Staging\VLD\PROD[C254374]

The Video Logging Database (VLD) uses Microsoft Access to log and catalogue information from original camera videotapes.

MPS maintains the TC Camera Original and Raw Footage Video Library. Currently, the Video Library contains an estimated 1000 Camera Original and Raw Footage video tapes. Most of these tapes belong to Civil Aviation but other modes are starting the transfer of their video assets to MPS.  The video footage contained on these tapes was originally shot as part of  video productions undertaken by MPS or an outside video production company.

Camera Original and Raw Footage videos exist in various Standard Definition formats (e.g. BetacamSP, S-VHS, DVCPRO, DVCam and MiniDV) As well as various High Definition formats. These tapes are held at the MPS office location, MOT Level.

Each Camera Original and Raw Footage Video tape consists of a variety of shots.  Each shot can be described as; for example: Shot Type, Shot description, location etc. 

Each tape contains a control track or Time code, which would indicate the location of a particular shot on a tape. For Example 01:03:24:12.  These series of numbers refer to Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames

MPS has a requirement for capturing the shot type, tape number, shot description etc for quick retrieval to use in future productions.  MPS would be the sole user of this application. MPS Has begun the logging process

Purpose of website (or application):

To help Multimedia Publishing Services manage the approximately 1000 tapes of shots owned by the group.  Each tape is 30 to 60 minutes in length and the database will identify which shots are on each tape.  This will simplify retrieval when requests for shots are made.

Good To Know

from RDIMS #8046685 (Date: December 11, 2012) Decommissioning Request (C254374 May-2022)

Multi-Media Product and Services (AARA_MPS) has recently declared surplus a large amount of raw stock tape footage.   These tapes had been associated with the Video Logging Database.   There is no business need to continue to maintain the Video Logging System Database at this point as we no longer have the associated tapes in our possession.   There will be no replacement database for this business need.

Decommission and remove all data from servers. 

Note:There are no infrastructure items such as workflow, firewall rules, DNS, IP addressing,  etc. and/or support processes that were associated with the application and/or database that need to be adjusted and/or decommissioned

 Application will not be replaced because function is no longer needed.

Requested Decommission Date: February 1st 2013

SEE ATTACHMENTS :

RDIMS-#1032961-v1-VIDEO_LOGGING_CCB_SUBMISSION

RDIMS-#1301407-v1-VIDEOTAPE_LOGGING_DATABASE_(VLD)_-_CLF_COMPLIANCE

RDIMS-#2525860-v1-VIDEO_LOGGING_DATABASE_PRESENTATION

RDIMS-#8046685-v1-VIDEO_LOGGING_DECOMMISSION_APPLICATION

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