Wolverine MovieMaker PRO Manual

DIY Memory Lab – Converting 8mm and Super 8 (picture only)
The Wolverine Data MovieMaker PRO is a stand alone unit that you may plug into the power outlets at one of the
Memory Lab work tables.
Please Remember:
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You will need to bring an SD Card (no larger than 32 GB) to save your video
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This device does not capture sound (however, most home movies were shot without sound)
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This device creates full HD 1080p in MP4 Format at 20 fps (frames per second)
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It takes 10 minutes to scan 1 minute of film

Getting Started

Preparing Your Film

If your film is not in good condition (e.g. broken, sticky, smells like vinegar, has ruptured sprocket holes, misaligned,
bent, etc.), please consult with a
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stick on the film track,
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damage/jam/stop the MovieMaker PRO, or
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produce videos in poor quality
Some older films are wound too tightly. The MovieMaker PRO can be used to rewind these films back and forth to regain
the proper wounding tightness before conversion. Tightly wound film may cause the film to look jittery when
transferred.
It is strongly recommended before transferring your film to use a non-alcohol, lint-free cloth or an anti-static film
cleaner to remove and clean any dirt particles, chemical residue, or any scattered mildew on the film to prevent
damages to the MovieMaker PRO and to avoid poor quality video and stoppages in the recording process.

Swinging Arm Up/Down

Swing the arm up to mount the reel; push down on the arm for storage purposes.

Step 1. Attach Power Cord

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Plug in the included DC 12V power adapter.

Step 2. Insert SD/SDHC Memory Card, 32 GB Max

conservator. Otherwise, the film will: