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No chargeLow-resolution digital file of any moving image or sound recording previously digitized, per title.$50.00Low-resolution digital file of a moving image or sound recording digitized on demand, per title.$100.00High-resolution non-watermarked digital file of a moving image or sound-recording, digitized on demand,

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Effective: 5/5/2022Last amended: 5/5/2022

§ 2-05 Reproduction Services – Audio-Visual Materials.

RCNY § 2-05

No chargeLow-resolution digital file of any moving image or sound recording previously digitized, per title.$50.00Low-resolution digital file of a moving image or sound recording digitized on demand, per title.$100.00High-resolution non-watermarked digital file of a moving image or sound-recording, digitized on demand, per title.Ask for quoteDigitization of motion picture film, videotape, sound recording or other analog format when in-house reformatting is unavailable. (Amended City Record 4/5/2022, eff. 5/5/2022)

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