Here's how you can give the gift of memories this holiday season with help from SFPublicLibrary.
This holiday season, bring your most precious memories into the digital age with the San Francisco Public Library's new do-it-yourself Digi Lab.
"I can think of no better gift than access to precious memories that would otherwise go unseen or unheard because technological advances have made much of the equipment we once used to record our life experiences and milestones obsolete," said Dee Dee Kramer, a Digi Lab librarian. “Digitizing your old home movies, audiovisual recordings and photographs is a great way to preserve these memories for generations to come.
Before making an appointment online, patrons must have a valid library card. They must also download and review the digitization workflows for the formats being brought into the lab. Users will then receive their appointment confirmation via email. You can use this document to format your storage device to be compatible with both Mac and Windows operating systems.
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