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Wolverine MovieMaker Pro, Instruction Manual

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Note: The following table provides some approximate recording details for the three 
film reel sizes: 
 

Reel Size 

Film length 

How long to record  

Run-time of Completed video

 

3 inch 

   50 ft 

25-35 mins 

2-3 mins 

5 inch 

 200 ft 

1hr 40 mins – 2.5 hours 

12-15 mins 

7 inch 

      400 ft 

3.5 hours – 4 hours 40 mins 

24-30 mins 

 
 

 

Please use the above table when determining how long to make your 
reservation. Daily reservations are limited to 5 hours per person, with 
weekly reservations limited to 2 sessions per person

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Familiarize yourself with the Movie Maker Pro machine 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Source reel 

Source side adapter 
(needed for most Super 8 
film reels) 

Take up side adapter 
(needed for rewinding 
most Super 8 film reels) 

Take up reel 

Film bed 

Display screen 

Control Buttons 

Summary of Contents for MovieMaker Pro

Page 1: ... step guide that will walk you through how to use the Movie Maker Pro to convert your 8mm and Super 8 films Step by Step Guide 1 Determine which size take up reel to use Film reels come in three main sizes 3 in 5 in and 7 inch If your film is 3 inches or 5 inches use the 5 inch take up reel smaller one If your film is on a 7 inch reel use the 7 inch take up reel larger one 3 inch reel 5 inch reel ...

Page 2: ... 5 hours 4 hours 40 mins 24 30 mins Please use the above table when determining how long to make your reservation Daily reservations are limited to 5 hours per person with weekly reservations limited to 2 sessions per person 2 Familiarize yourself with the Movie Maker Pro machine Source reel Source side adapter needed for most Super 8 film reels Take up side adapter needed for rewinding most Super...

Page 3: ...s installed backwards it won t advance automatically and will need to be flipped POWER Button Turns machine on and off MENU Button Brings up selection menu Used as back button when on sub menus UP Button Moves selection or value up DOWN Button Moves selection or value down ENTER Button Use to select option in menu view and to start stop recording during recording session Holes facing towards machi...

Page 4: ...r to the left to flip open the film door 6 Thread the end of the film under the three silver tabs of film tray one on left side of film tray one on the right side and one in the middle Make sure the film is properly underneath all three tabs or the recorded videos will be jittery Tabs ...

Page 5: ...5 Slide film under left tab Slide film under middle tab Slide film under right tab ...

Page 6: ... the four knobs on the right side of the machine and onto the take up reel Wind film counter clockwise a couple times to secure in place 1 Loop under left knob next 2 Then follow solid routing diagram 3 Then place film into notch on take across and under knobs on right up reel winding counter clockwise a couple times ...

Page 7: ...ill under 3 silver tabs and fix excess film that may come off of source reel 8 Carefully pull film manually from right side of film tray while winding excess film onto the take up reel right reel until the first frames of the film and under the viewer window ...

Page 8: ...een Alternately you can connect the Movie Maker Pro to the television set by connecting the black cable in the back to the VIDEO OUT port on the MovieMaker Pro Turn on the TV with the Panasonic remote and change input to VIDEO 2 The unit display will go black and the image will appear on the TV screen ...

Page 9: ...e tab on the front of the movie maker pro to match your film type left for 8 mm right for Super 8 12 You ll next want to verify that the frames are centered and adjust if needed Click the MENU button to bring up the menu and click the DOWN arrow until FRAME ADJ is selected Then Click the ENTER button ...

Page 10: ...ming out Then CENTER the frame in the screen using the X and Y values Once centered Click ENTER again until W adjust is selected to zoom in until a single frame appears on the viewer Once adjustment is finished click the MENU button to exit out of Frame adjust mode The machine will cycle a few frames automatically 14 You are now ready to begin the recording process Click the MENU button and naviga...

Page 11: ...vance and record If the film sticks you might need to stop the recording process CLICK ENTER AGAIN open the film tray and manually advance the film a few frames Close the film tray again and click ENTER to start the recording process again NOTE this will separate your film into two separate movie files You can use video editing software to merge them into a single movie later if you wish ...

Page 12: ... film strip If the MovieMaker Pro doesn t stop automatically press the ENTER Button to stop the recording process 18 Press the film tray lever to the left to open film tray Pull free any remaining film from beneath the film tray Then close the film tray door ...

Page 13: ...ext move the source reel onto the right arm using the gray adapter if needed Thread the film under the left knob across the top of the film tray Don t place film underneath film tray bed for rewind and notch it into the source reel on the right Swap Reels Thread under the left knob over and across the film tray and into the source film Turn counterclockwise a few turns to secure ...

Page 14: ... Press the MENU button and navigate using the ARROW buttons to select REWIND Then press ENTER button 21 The screen below will appear You ve already switched reels so continue by pressing ENTER one more time ...

Page 15: ...d process 23 If you have more reels to convert you can go back to step 1 and repeat the process for each film When you are ready to transfer your movie files to your flashdrive continue to next step 24 To transfer your converted movie files from the staff s memory card onto your USB flash drive first turn off the MovieMaker Pro by pressing the POWER button ...

Page 16: ...Maker Pro Press in to eject the card and remove it from device 26 Locate the USB adapter silver in the pouch by the MovieMaker Pro Insert the SD card into the larger port on the side of the USB adapter see image below Logo side up for both adapter and SD Card ...

Page 17: ...ilver USB adapter with SD card and your flash drive over to one of the microfilm scanner computers to transfer the files over 28 Insert both drives into the BLUE USB ports on the front of the unit Staff USB adapter Your USB Drive ...

Page 18: ...18 29 Open the File Explorer Select the STAFF 8MM drive on the left side menu panel Double click on the folder FilmScaner to open 30 Then double click on the folder Movie to open ...

Page 19: ...to select all the files or use the keyboard shortcut control A to select all The file name will be highlighted in blue once selected 32 Left click on the MOVE TO button under the Video Tools Tab at the top of the window A small popup will appear called Choose location Left click on Choose location ...

Page 20: ... new window pops up called Move Items In the window select your USB drive You can create a new folder on your USB drive or simply transfer them over to your device 1 Select Your USB drive 2 Left Click on MOVE ...

Page 21: ...21 34 The files will be moved over to your flash drive Once the process is finished click on your USB drive to double check that the files moved over correctly Then eject the USB flash drive ...

Page 22: ...the silver USB adapter back to the pouch next to MovieMaker Pro Return the black take up reel onto the right side of the Movie Maker Pro Don t forget to take your USB drive and source disks home with you Thank you for using our MovieMake Pro Please feel free to leave a comment in the comment box We d love to hear about your experience ...

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