The Centre National de l'Audiovisuel in Luxembourg (CNA) has been using various Cube-Tec products such as QUADRIGA•Audio and AudioCube for quite a long time.
In order to transfer video cassette holdings into archive files quickly and in a quality-controlled manner, CNA had invested in a QUADRIGA•Video system with automatic workflow control. QUADRIGA QC•View was purchased for additional manual quality checks.
We visited Gilles Thoma at work and asked him about his experiences with his new products and with the cooperation with Cube-Tec in general.

„A year ago at Christmas time, I received a newsletter from Cube-Tec with a short description of their new Inspection Scanner. I had already seen an earlier version at the IASA conference in Hilversum and found the idea and realization exciting and well done. After almost exactly one year of product demonstrations, presentations and a public tender process, we now have a new INSPECTIONscan.one in our archive”, remembers Alexander Boix, responsible officer for the film, video and sound collection of the Archive of Social Democracy of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung.

Within the rebuild of the former historical Royal Palace in the center of Berlin - QUADRIGA serves for the digital preservation of audiovisual carriers from Berlin Phonogramm Archive, department of Ethnological Museum and part of Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation.

The State Library in Dresden (SLUB) is entrusted by the Free State of Saxony with the implementation of the Safeguarding of the Audiovisual Heritage in Saxony. Within this framework, analog film, video, and audio documents (AV media) are digitized on a large scale by external service providers in order to subsequently make them publicly accessible on the SACHSEN.digital platform.

In the period 2016–2020 the National Archives of the Republic of Slovenia (SFA - Slovenian Film Archive is also a part of it) have designed and implemented a modern electronic archiving system to protect the Slovenian film heritage in the digital domain.

Ten years ago Darcy started working with Loudness Maximizer Eight, the Cube-Tec Loudness Maximizer in the eight-channel version. At that time Darcy was working for Galaxy Studios in Belgium, and later she worked out of Wisseloord Studios in the Netherlands for many years. Proper Prent Sound has now relocated to the United States, where she is still working as an independent Mastering Engineer, now based at Valhalla Studios in Auburn, NY.