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Audio and Video Standards for Internet Resources

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SUNS Notification Type
Revision
Organization that Developed the Standard
Organization that Developed the Standard
NASA Standard
Document Identifiers
Document Number
NASA-STD-2821
Version
V2
Change Number
0
Document Date
Is Active?
ACTIVE
NASA Organization and Technical Discipline
Responsible NASA Organization
NASA HQ, Office, Facility or Division
NASA HQ Office, Facility or Division
OCIO - Office of the Chief Information Officer
Technical Discipline Category
2000 - Computer Systems, Software, Information Systems
Endorsed Standard
Endorsement Details
NASA Core Standard
No
NASA Endorsed Standard Status
Not NASA Endorsed
Mandatory Standard
NASA Mandatory Standard
Not a NASA Mandatory Standard
Document Scope
Document Scope
This standard provides a comprehensive guide for all audio and video resources produced by or for the agency, and also defines applicable requirements for accessibility as required by Federal law.
Keywords
Audio, Video, Internet Resources, MP3 Codec, AAC Codec, Live Streaming
Document Access Control
Document Viewable by
Export Control/Distribution Authorization
Internet Public -- Standard is cleared for public accessibility on the internet.
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audio_and_video_standards_for_internet_resources_nasa_std_2821v20.pdf (1.29 MB)
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nasa-std-2821baseline.pdf (601.48 KB)
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