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VRC IMAGE VIEWING FACILITIES:
- 4 light tables, 3 Caramates, 1 public computer workstation for Image and/o Video research
- Three bookable preview rooms:
- MLB45
- capacity 25 people
- data projector
- wireless and ethernet
- DVD, VHS, 16mm film, Beta, Laserdisc and TV viewing
- MLB47
- capacity 20 people
- data projector
- wireless only
- DVD, VHS, 16mm film
- MLB27A (Small):
- capacity 4 people
- DVD, VHS, and 16mm film viewing
- MLB45
- Six bookable preview stations for DVD, VHS and TV viewing
- All of the 6 DVD players are capable of viewing PAL (foreign) format
as well as NTSC format - VHS players only play NTSC format
- All of the 6 DVD players are capable of viewing PAL (foreign) format
- One public computer workstation for Video and/or Image research
- Library and IT assistance available
- Houses hundreds of computers
- To access resources and software to support your learning, research, and teaching, such as the Library, Music Sound Recording, Image and Media Catalogues; online books and journals; digital images, streamed music, and online video databases; and associated software such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
- With CD DVD readers / writers for CD and DVD Audio listening and Video viewing. Bring your own headsets. See also How to Burn a CD/DVD. Remember to adhere to copyright law.
- Provides bookable workrooms, including some with VHS and DVD players and others with computers for small group listening, viewing or other work. Booking is done online. See Book a Workroom.
- Provides two bookable SCANNERS in the Special Media area of the Information Commons. Booking is manual. Make your booking on the clipboards in the Special Media area. See How to Scan. Can save to USB.
- Provides COLOUR printing
- From any Information Commons workstation, select the colour printer. Then go to the colour printer in the Library Link (next to the collaborative workrooms) to retrieve your document. Colour printing is 39 cents per page.
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