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Audio/music editing software, such as Audacity, ClickRepair, Ardour, LMMS, MuseScore, TuxGuitar, Banshee, GNU Solfege, and Sound Converter
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Video editing software, such as Blender, Avidemux, Kdenlive, OpenShot, Arista Transcoder, Brasero, and VLC
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Graphics editing/Office software, such as GIMP, LibreOffice, digiKam, Inkscape, Scribus, Shotwell, ImageMagick, Tux Paint, and Calibre
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Programming software, such as Arduino IDE, Fritzing, and Eclipse
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Arduino Uno and Kit (microcontroller including breadboard, transistors, diodes, jumper wires, photocell, LEDs, resistors, servo, DC motor, shift register, potentiometer, piezo buzzer, push-button switches, and guide)
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Audio-Technica USB Turntable and audiocassette players (stereo and mono) to convert your records and cassettes to digital formats (copyright laws apply)
Scan individual 35mm slides (up to five at a time) onto an SD card or transfer to a computer via USB. The quality won't be as good as from a professional company, but it'll do the trick.
- Has adapters for 35mm, 127, 126, and 110 slides and negatives
- Take snapshots from 8mm and Super 8 film you can later combine on a computer
Wolverine 8mm and Super8 Reels Movie Digitizer
- Can transfer smaller reels of 8mm and Super 8 film onto an SD card (no larger than 32 GB)
- Note that after the film is converted, it will play slightly too fast. If you download the free, cross-platform OpenShot Video Editor, you can easily change the frame rate back to normal.