If you are an organisation that has archives of audio just sitting around gathering dust, then you need to ask these questions.....

• Is it because the formats they are supplied on are superseded by today's technology? (e.g. cassette tape, reel to reel tape, VHS video, Beta video, Minidisk)

• Is the archival data a relevant source of information?

• Is the archival data of historical significance?

fat audio can take your archival data, duplicate it and store it on many media formats, depending on your requirements.

You could have a complete backup set on DVD stored in mp3, WAV or CDA format, or the same audio could be saved away from any harm on a server (internet), a whole collection of compact disks - documented and categorized, with backups, or you could have a purpose-built hard disk array that stores all of your important media right there where you are.

If you have the need for archiving of your data onto any format, from any format, please contact fat audio for a quote today.