I have a vupoint model: fs-c1-vp-8x2 film and slide digital converter and no directions on how to use it and install it.
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return it and buy an Imagebox 9MP. It's more expensive, but well worth it. Simple to use and download pictures to computer. I had a Vupoint that didn't work so returned it.
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Search for "OVT Scanner X86 download". It a free share ware and requires one of the operating systems Windows XP/7/8 to be running on the computer it will be installed on. After installation, and with the scanner attached to your computer through USB go to your control panel and click on scanners and camera. You should be able to find the OVT scanner, click on it and you should be ready to copy your slides. It tends to have a hot spot in the center, but usable.
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You put a few in the plastic frame, one slot or space for each slide...4 or 5. Of course you can load just one if you want to. Then you slowly feed the device through an opening at your right side. See in the screen the first picture and carefully center, digitalize and save, then feed in into next picture....until done. You will get practice it is really fast. Good luck!!!
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There are instructions that come with the unit that explain how to connect to your computer. It may seem difficult but in fact it is an easy process. To transfer 90 slides it takes about an hour considering that you have to remove the slides from their tray, place them in stacks, insert them in the unit and wait till the slide is shown on the screen then press a switch to make the transfer, remove the slide and place it back into the tray. If the slides are not in a tray it will be much faster. Once you get a system going it really is simple and fast. I did not have film to transfer but I am sure the process is similar as a film holder is included in the package.Good Luck There are instructions that come with the unit that explain how to connect to your computer. It may seem difficult but in fact it is an easy process. To transfer 90 slides it takes about an hour considering that you have to remove the slides from their tray, place them in stacks, insert them in the unit and wait till the slide is shown on the screen then press a switch to make the transfer, remove the slide and place it back into the tray. If the slides are not in a tray it will be much faster. Once you get a system going it really is simple and fast. I did not have film to transfer but I... » Read More There are instructions that come with the unit that explain how to connect to your computer. It may seem difficult but in fact it is an easy process. To transfer 90 slides it takes about an hour considering that you have to remove the slides from their tray, place them in stacks, insert them in the unit and wait till the slide is shown on the screen then press a switch to make the transfer, remove the slide and place it back into the tray. If the slides are not in a tray it will be much faster. Once you get a system going it really is simple and fast. I did not have film to transfer but I am sure the process is similar as a film holder is included in the package.Good Luck « Show Less
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I don't see a link for downloading the instructions on the VuPoint website. I recommend you go to http://www.vupointsolutions.com/contacts and contact VuPoint.
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here is the link to the User Manualhttp://www.p4c.philips.com/files/d/dvdr3576h_37/dvdr3576h_37_dfu_aen.pdf
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I will paste the link below, but in case it gets lost somehow, if you Google "sru6008 software" (without the quotes), you will find a site on www.p4c.philips.com with a zip file to download with the software. Here's the link:http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?slg=en&scy;=us&mid;=Link_Software&ctn;=SRU6008/27
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You can download it using that link, but you must check the current firmware version to assure you are using the correct update. There is a problem with their instructions to do that. They should say:Turn on the 3D camcorderPress the joystick to enter the playback menuMove the joystick down and hold for a minimum of 5 secondsPress and hold the photo-shutter button while still holding the joystick.After about 3 seconds, you'll see the status menu. Check at 4th position "FW Ver:"...
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Two grey cords come with it, both with A/V connections on one end, and 3.5MM jacks on the other. Plug the A/V connections into your TV and your VCR. There is a "Video In" jack and a "Video Out" jack on the video converter. Plug the 3.5MM side of the cable now attached to the VCR to the Video In jack and the 3.5MM side of the cable attached to the TV to the Video Out jack. When you turn on the video converter, the VuPoint screen should appear first and you will be ready to record.
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There are so many variables involved, it is hard to say. The firmware must be the latest available, even then it may take some tweaking in the setup. Google it and see what comes up, someone may have already done the footwork on this one. I'm from the old film school, so digital is not my best subject.
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Here is a link to the User Manual provided directly by BenQ:ftp://220.228.13.50/projector/manual/sh910/projector_um_user%20manual_20110527_135041sh910_en.pdf
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I do not find any videos from VuPoint or from users that walk through the set-up procedure.
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Vaboo! Good topic.I've got a box of *everything* -- 110, 35mm and 126 negatives. The problem is the software doesn't really allow for this film format . . . I'm going to see if they have a SDK or something to hack that.Any suggestions for the 110s?Also, can someone suggest a good (cheap) negative viewer? That pana-vue #2 looks perfect except it's for slides.Thanks in advance!
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If slide is 35mm ( i think is standart size) film you can use it. In my case i use it for digitalizing my slides using digital camera trough visor of pana-vue.
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When you go into setup, go to Disc Edit and finalize. You can download the manual at http://www.p4c.philips.com/cgi-bin/dcbint/cpindex.pl?scy=US&slg=AEN&cat=DVD_HOME_THEATER_CA&sct=DVD_RECORDERS_SU&grp=HOME_ENTERTAINMENT_GR&session=20090428110023_67.237.33.247&ctn=DVDR3505/37&mid=Link_UserManuals&hlt=Link_UserManuals
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In response to Joshua's comment, see my earlier comment about installing the software disc and then uninstalling the lousy software. I use Vuescan from Hamrick software.
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Go to this link and the pdf user manual link is at the bottom of the page.http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ProductDetail.jsp?partnumber=VPT24-1PZ&section;=44955&minisite;=10251
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If you got the install cd just follow the directions. If you don't have the cd contact wansview online, they have a list of drivers and video conversion programs similar to microsoft silverlight. I ended up having a friend install the camera for me.