In these interviews the team from The MediaPreserve – as one of the largest digitization service providers worldwide – permits a deep insight into their daily work with QUADRIGA•Video. It’s a great opportunity to get first-hand feedback on the operational experience The MediaPreserve team had so far with QUADRIGA•Video (and also QUADRIGA•Audio) in highly demanding client projects.

The British Film Institute (BFI National Archive) is the UK's leading organisation for preserving film and the moving image.
Since 2024, the BFI has relied on four INSPECTIONscan systems to support their film inspection and preservation workflows. In July 2026, the institute expanded this number by two additional film inspection systems, bringing the total to six.

Approximately 550,000 hours of program material on video cassettes have to be preserved in the National Library of Norway's digital long-term archive. These recordings are part of legal deposit recordings of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation. In order to protect these unique broadcasting assets in the long-term, these video cassettes will be transferred into archive files with the recently installed QUADRIGA•Video system.

The Saudi Center for Digital Content is a Saudi Arabian government's reference and training center. The aim of the SCDC is to teach the profession of audiovisual migration at the highest international quality standards. SCDC is supposed to support Saudi archives in their digitization and media unlocking journey. The SCDC is funded directly by the King Abdulaziz Foundation in Darah.

Thomas Worschech (DFF) and Jörg Houpert (Cube-Tec) talk about how working practices have changed since the QUADRIGA INSPECTIONscan was introduced at Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum.
The interview was conducted in German, but there are extensive English subtitles, which you can activate at the bottom right of the player.

The Eroc interview about his artistic lifetime achievement.
Follow the stages as a founding member of the German Rock band Grobschnitt, as a solo artist, to his career as a mastering engineer, his plans for the future and his relation to Cube-Tec VPIs.