Streaming audio from African‐American oral history collections

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Through the use of OCLC/DiMeMa’s CONTENTdm software and a RealSystems Server 8, this article outlines the process of converting two collections of African‐American oral histories recorded on cassette tapes to digital streaming files at the Washington State University Libraries.

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