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==Audio Cassette to MP3 Converter==
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This unit converts audio cassette tapes to .mp3 files. This is done in real time -- 30 minutes of audio will take 30 minutes to capture. The digital files are stored directly onto a USB drive. While monitoring the audio with headphones during the session, family history work can be completed on a computer.<br>
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This audio tape converter is not scheduled and is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
This converter can be used for one hour, plus incremental 30-minute periods until the scanner is needed by another patron.
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Revision as of 20:25, 22 June 2021

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The Lehi FamilySearch Center will be opening to the public on July 12th


Photo/Slide/Document Scanners

The following equipment is available to scan and convert:

  • Photo Batch Scanner -- Uses a feed tray to automatically scan photos and other images. Creates .jpg files.
  • Flatbed Scanner -- Excellent for documents, certificates, newspapers, and photo albums. Creates .jpg files.
  • Slide Scanner -- Scans individual slides automatically using a carousel or stack loader. Creates .jpg files.
  • Negative Scanner -- Scans individual negatives and slides. Creates .jpg files.
  • Document Scanner -- Scan multiple page documents store it on a flash drive. Creates .pdf files.
  • Book Scanner -- Best device to scan bound books. The open book is scanned from above and pages are split in two. Creates .pdf files.

Kodak Photo Scanners[edit | edit source]

Photo Scanning Station

Kodak Picture Saver Scanning System PS80 Batch Scanner (left)
The PS80 Batch Scanner converts old and new photos into JPEG files in minutes. These digital images of color and black-and-white photos can be used to preserve memories and allow multiple options to share images. This photo scanner accommodates photos and documents up to 8-1/2 x 14 inches and scans up to 85 photos per minute. It will also scan both sides of the photo in a single pass to capture notes about the picture on the back.

Kodak Picture Saver Scanning System - Flatbed Accessory (right)
With the Flatbed scanner, multiple photos on an album page can be scanned and then saved as individual image files so there’s no risk of harm to them and album pages remain intact. This scanner can also be used for newspaper articles, documents, books, and various photos that will not properly feed through the photo scanner.
The flatbed scanner will accept materials up to 12 x 18 inches.

Preparing to Use the Photo Scanner

For a successful experience, consider the following:
  • The photo scanning station includes a flatbed up to 12" by 18" plus a separate 2-sided batch scanner
  • Ensure all sticky material is removed from photos
  • Organize photos to maximize time on the scanner
  • Separate photos by type -- color, black & white, paper documents -- these groups will be scanned differently
  • Bring a flash USB drive with at least 8Gb or more of available space for a single session. [3.0 USB drive is strongly recommended]
  • Plan to complete all efforts on the scanner within the scheduled time period

The scanners may be used only with the assistance of trained staff.

Please Note: Scanners may be reserved in one-hour-and-forty-five-minute sessions to scan material, plus fifteen minutes to wrap up and save to a USB drive.


---- Download the preparation instructions

Click Here to reserve a Photo Scanner Station



SlideSnap Slide Scanner[edit | edit source]

Slide Scanning Station

SlideSnap X1 Slide Scanner

The Slide Scanner is the latest generation 35mm slide scanner. It employs a high optical resolution, large sensor Sony digital camera to automatically capture up to 15 film slides per minute. It will accept Kodak compatible carousels and the stack loader will accept groups of individual slides.

A technology-trained missionary will assist during all scanning projects.

Preparing to Use the Slide Scanner

For a successful experience, consider the following:
  • The scanner will take compatible Kodak carousels or individual stacks of slides
  • Organize slides to maximize time on the scanner - orient them all Landscape view
  • Blow or brush off dust to ensure the best quality image
  • Bring a flash USB drive with at least 8Gb or more of available space for a single session. [3.0 USB drive is strongly recommended]
  • Plan to complete all efforts on the scanner within the scheduled time period

The slide scanner is to be used only with the assistance of a trained technology missionary.

The slide scanner may be reserved in one-hour-and-forty-five-minute sessions to scan slides, plus fifteen-minutes to wrap up.


---- Download the preparation instructions

Click Here to reserve a Slide Scanner Station



Audio Cassette to MP3 Converter[edit | edit source]

Audio Tape Conversion Station

This unit converts audio cassette tapes to .mp3 files. This is done in real time -- 30 minutes of audio will take 30 minutes to capture. The digital files are stored directly onto a USB drive. While monitoring the audio with headphones during the session, family history work can be completed on a computer.

This audio tape converter is not scheduled and is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

This converter can be used for one hour, plus incremental 30-minute periods until the scanner is needed by another patron. Click Here to reserve a Cassette to MP3 Converter