Audio Visual Archives

Disjointed Experience with Audio Visual Archives

I stumbled upon Audio Visual Archives while searching for a reliable partner to preserve some of our company's historical audiovisual content. Unfortunately, my experience was a letdown from the very start. Their homepage, which I assumed would provide a clear overview of their services, left me bewildered. Instead of finding detailed information about their preservation techniques, formats they support, or any testimonials from previous clients, I was greeted with what seemed like a jumbled mix of creative projects and public service announcements. References to 'Rose City, California,' and specific EPs like 'Trouble in Paradise' and 'Santa Ana Winds' only added to my confusion. As someone looking for professional audiovisual archiving services, I found it disappointing that the company's core activities, mission, and value proposition were not clearly outlined. Given their Australian base, I had hoped for a more transparent and straightforward approach to their business, especially considering they might be serving both local and international clients. Without explicit details on what Audio Visual Archives does, how they can assist with audiovisual preservation, or what sets them apart from competitors, I was unable to proceed with them. For a company involved in such a niche and technical field, clarity and precision in their communication are paramount. Until they address this lack of transparency, I would hesitate to recommend them to anyone seeking reliable audiovisual archiving services.