| Display title | Mapleton Utah FamilySearch Center/Audio-Video Converters |
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We have two (2) Wolverine MovieMaker Pro 8mm & Super 8 Movie Film Converters. They will handle up to 9" reels and produce a MP4 Video file. You will need to bring a USB drive to save your converted video files. For the purpose of knowing how many sessions you may need to convert your movie film, click the "Expand" link below to see time estimates for typical reels. |