Requesting Television Programs

(Previously Off-Air Recording)

The Library subscribes to two services which provide access to television programs screened on free-to-air television. These services replace the in-house off-air recording service, except in some special circumstances. The recordings are provided to us under the provisions of Part VA of the Copyright Act

TVNews

This service provides streaming video of Australian television news and current affairs as well as selected documentaries. The full database, with programs available from August 2007, can be searched via the link on the TVNews database page. Please check the List of programs to see if the program you want is available via this service. Programs are usually available the day after broadcast. They have stable urls, and can be linked from your Short Loans Online lists.

RequestTV

This service allows us to purchase copies of any program broadcast on Australian free-to-air television to be used for the educational purposes of the University. The RequestTV database has citations and summaries of programs from October 2007, and any program broadcast since then can be requested. You can search this database for details of programs, and make your request via the Request Form below.

Any program not covered by either of these services, e.g., local news, will still be recorded in-house.

If you have any questions or need any help with the use of either of these services, please contact us via our online enquiry form.

Required information - Request Form
  1. Your Details
  2. Program Details
  3. AM PM
  4. AM PM
  5. Yes No
  6. Yes No
  7. Auchmuty Huxley City Campus Ourimbah
  8. Copyright Declaration

    I understand that all off-air recordings requested by me via?this form?are subject to Copyright restrictions, as per the Copyright Act 1968, S49(1).

    I require this copy for the purpose of research or study and will not use it for any other purpose. I have not previously been supplied with a copy of this article or other work, by an authorised officer of the Library.