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Izidor
 
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Default stupid question - 10-19-2006 , 10:09 PM






Hi all!

I'm no programer but still i do have problem that i think you could help me
with. If there are music, video, and text and someone would like to store
that together, what would be your advice - how to do it?!

The thing is: There is a meteor station with radio, VLF, ULF and Video data.
Radio and VLF are collected trough sound card, video has frame grabber card
and digital osciloscop is used for ULF mesurments. In the end everything has
to be saved somehow, somewhere... any suggestions?



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Ed Prochak
 
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Default Re: stupid question - 10-21-2006 , 04:05 AM







There are no stupid questions.

Izidor wrote:
Quote:
Hi all!

I'm no programer but still i do have problem that i think you could help me
with. If there are music, video, and text and someone would like to store
that together, what would be your advice - how to do it?!

The thing is: There is a meteor station with radio, VLF, ULF and Video data.
Radio and VLF are collected trough sound card, video has frame grabber card
and digital osciloscop is used for ULF mesurments. In the end everything has
to be saved somehow, somewhere... any suggestions?
I assume first that the raw data (video, radio, etc.) is stored in
various files. What you want is a database to track it. The text would
go in the database along with information about the files. Depending on
your application, the files might actually be stored in the Databasae
as well.

There are some products around that deal with collections. It somewhat
depends on what you want to do with these files. Is this an archives of
some kind? the organization of the database for that would be different
than if it is a collection used to find connections between the
sources.

Ed
keep asking questions.



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