VIDEO/AUDIO DUPLICATION
COPYRIGHT and DUPLICATION
Media Services will not duplicate copyrighted materials
(this includes programming recorded off-the-air) without permission.
The requestor must provide proof assuring that the copyright
law will not be violated. Anyone wishing to copy a video
or audio program that is protected by copyright must obtain
a written statement from the copyright holder granting permission
for duplication.
Media Services will duplicate original or personal
material for faculty, staff, and students.
VIDEO
Media Services will duplicate both analog (VHS, 3/4"
U-Matic, beta, or 8mm) or digital (DVD or mini DVC) video
for SCU faculty, students, and staff. International standards
conversion to or from PAL or SECAM is also available for vhs
tape.
Material to be copied should be delivered to the Media Services
front desk. Normal turn around time is 2-3 days.
Blank tape/DVD/CDs may be purchased from Media Services, or
may be supplied along with the original. Duplicating fees
are $15. (includes blank media) or $10. (blank media
provided by client) and can be charged to department accounts
or paid by cash/check.
AUDIO
Media Services will duplicate both CDs and cassettes.
Single and multiple, high-speed audio cassette duplication
is available. Tape duplicating fees are $2.00 (includes media)
or $1. (media provided by client) and can be charged to department
accounts or paid by cash/check.
Please note:
*The use of copyrighted materials for instructional purposes
in the classroom does not nullify Federal Copyright Law. If
the materials are copyrighted by Santa Clara University, permission
for duplication should be obtained from the department or
administrative unit that produced the program.
* The absence of a copyright notice on a work does not necessarily
indicate that the work is public domain.
* Prerecorded videocassettes of public domain programs which
are rented from a store are copyrighted by the distributor
and may not be duplicated without written authorization from
the copyright holder.
Last updated October 1, 2003
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