Sentence examples for video archive system from inspiring English sources

One source said programme-makers were frustrated with the new system and questioned why, since DMI was supposedly a "pan-BBC" project, BBC Sport has decided to ask outside suppliers to tender to design its own digital video archive system at a cost of just £500,000 – a fraction of the millions spent on DMI.

The House of Commons public accounts committee delivered a damning verdict on the DMI, which aimed to do away with an extensive video archive and editing system and create a YouTube-like "tapeless" environment, which was scrapped by BBC director general Tony Hall in his first few weeks in the job, at a cost of £98.4m.

It will enable issues to be identified and dealt with early - unlike the DMI project, which was supposed to modernise the BBC's video production and archive systems, but which collapsed after five years, at a cost of £98.4m.

Viewers can browse the full video archive here.

Hammaren said the video archive offered endless possibilities.

The visits are recorded for a video archive.

Look at YouTube, he says, the free video archive owned by Google.

Replays and highlights of most sports will be immediately viewable on NBC's video archive.

Michael D. Shear on the recent upheaval in the campaign of Jon M. Huntsman Jr. * Caucus Video Archive.

The video archive is massive.

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