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DIGITAL PRESERVATION RESOURCES

Digital preservation stations may be reserved online, and are available for free on a first-come, first-served basis. 

You can check current availability and reserve the transfer stations online (select Media Stations in the drop-down), or by calling 801-852-7681.

An illustration of a CD on a red background, a cassette tape on a teal background, and a flash drive on a brown background.AUDIO TRANSFER

Create digital files from audio stored on LPs or cassette tapes

  • The new .wav files created from your LPs or cassettes can be emailed, saved to a USB drive or portable hard drive, or burned onto a writeable CD. (Be sure to bring your own storage device.)
  • LPs must be 33 RPM or 45 RPM.
  • The LP transfer station does not accommodate 78 RPM records.

A brown and orange VHS on a teal background makes up the top half. The bottom half is split between an orange and teal flashdrive on a red background and a teal CD on an orange background.

VIDEO TRANSFER

Digitize and preserve your family VHS videos

  • Files are automatically saved as .mpg files.
  • You can email these files, save them to a thumb drive or portable hard drive, burn them to a writeable DVD, or upload them to a video sharing site like YouTube.
  • These files can be fairly large. Be sure to bring adequate storage for your created files.
  • Files larger than 2GB are automatically split into multiple files.
  • Want to watch a VHS tape at home before coming to the library to digitize it? Check out a VCR from the library!

A scanner on an orange background, a strip of film on a red background, and a flashdrive on a mint green background.

PHOTO SCANNER

Digitize your memorable photos and documents

  • You can scan photos, documents, negatives, 35mm film, and 120 mm film.
  • Be sure to bring your own storage device to save your scanned files.
  • Scanner bed accomodates documents up to 8.5x11 in size.

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DESKTOP MAGNIFIER

Use our Optelec ClearView desktop magnifier to view materials

  • Newspapers, magazines, and books can be read more easily thanks to the crisp, bright, and clear image produced by the video magnifier.

OTHER LOCAL RESOURCES

The following locations have additional scanning and preservation equipment available to the public.