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From what I hear, VidiPax is a great company. I haven't used them yet myself
(am in the process of deciding if I can afford to convert film, let alone by
who); however, I received the contact from a trusted source. VidiPax caters
to archives, museums, film libraries, etc., and the museum I received the
contact from used them extensively and recommends them.
Hit www.videopreservation.com, or call them at 1-800-653-8434.
Best of luck,
George Garner
The National Speedskating Museum & Hall of Fame
George Garner, Director
P.O. Box 3120
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
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