Wolverine MovieMaker Pro User Manual
8 mm/super 8 film to digital
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- Page 1 MovieMaker Pro 8 mm/Super 8 Film to Digital User Manual Version 1.0...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Swinging up/down the Arm ...4 1. Attach Power Cord ...4 2. Insert SD/SDHC Memory Card (32 GB Maximum ) ...4 3. Turn on/off MovieMaker Pro ...5 4. Clean the Light Table ...5 5. Mount the Reels and Film ...5 6. Menu Selections ...6 Record ...7... -
Page 3: Introduction
Convert your film into digital now before the memories are lost forever! Introducing the Wolverine MovieMaker Pro. A simple to use device that will convert your movie reels into digital movies (no sound) with few strokes. - Page 4 If the device is mishandled, Wolverine Data is not responsible for consequential damages, including loss of data. Wolverine Data has no obligation to repair, replace or issue refunds without a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number and the original purchase receipt of the defective product.
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Page 5: Having Difficulty Using This Product
E-mail or write to our technical support staffs at support@wolverinedata.com or 9939 Muir lands Bled. Irvine, CA 92618 Package Contents 1. MovieMaker Pro x 1 2. Power Adapter x 1 3. USB Cable x 1 4. TV-OUT Cable x 1 5. -
Page 6: Getting Started
MovieMaker Pro, or produce poor quality or jittery videos. Also some early films might have been wound too tight, you could use MovieMaker Pro to rewind it back and forth to regain proper winding tightness. The process may prevent jittery in the recorded videos. -
Page 7: Turn On/Off Moviemaker Pro
SD/SDHC Card, which neither is covered under warranty. To dismount/eject the SD/SDHC card by pushing the card in then release, instead of pulling it out directly. MovieMaker Pro will power automatically while... -
Page 8: Menu Selections
Slide open the flap door, place film perforation holes at the top, but under both white tabs. Otherwise, the recorded video files will have jittery result. Two white tabs Open Confirm the film is properly placed under both white tabs, then close the flap door. -
Page 9: Record
2. Press Enter/Start to start recording. While recording is in process, a red dot at upper left corner will blink. 3. The MovieMaker Pro will stop recording 2 seconds after user presses Enter/Stop button. 4. The file counter at lower right corner will increase by one after each recording stop. -
Page 10: Rewind
3. Follow the film rewind routing diagram (the dotted lines) printed on the MovieMaker Pro and follow the instructions on the screen. 4. Press Enter button to Start/Stop the rewinding process. Remove Film From... -
Page 11: Sharpness
W = zoom-in or zoom-out Adjust the values of X, Y, W by pressing Up or Down buttons Language English and Japanese are available on the MovieMaker Pro. Format Highlight Yes or No to erase all files on the inserted SD/SDHC memory card. -
Page 12: Connect To A Tv Set
2. Set TV input to A (or TV, TV) mode. 3. Connect MovieMaker Pro "TV OUT" port to TV's Video-In port (yellow) with the included TV-Out cable. 4. The viewer on MovieMaker Pro will turn dark and everything shows on your TV screen instead. Specifications Image sensor: 3.53 Mega pixels (2304H x 1536V) 1/3"... -
Page 13: Limited Warranty (United States Only)
Should this unit be used at any time for commercial purposes or as a rental unit, the limited warranty period for parts and labor shall be 90 days from the date of original purchase at retail. The opinion of Wolverine Data with respect to this matter shall be final. -
Page 14: Warranty Exclusions
(c) use of the products or accessories for commercial purposes or subjecting the product or accessory to abnormal usage or conditions; or (d) other acts which are not the fault of Wolverine Data, are excluded from coverage. -
Page 15: Other Limitations
In no event shall wolverine data be liable, whether in contract or tort (including negligence) for damages in excess of the purchase price of the product,... - Page 16 Call us at 949-458-9888 M-F 9:00-5:00 Pacific Time E-mail our technical support staff at support@wolverinedata.com Technical Support For technical support, warranty service, or repair service, please contact Wolverine Data at Support@wolverinedata.com or call 949-458-9888 M-F 9:00 - 5:00 at Pacific Time...