My parents have two reels of 8mm film of their wedding from 1969 and I told them I could get it transferred to a DVD. I've always seen U-Edit on the corner of the shopping strip but never ventured in. I finally got me something I could take to them and in I went! I go in and give them my two reels. "I'd like this wedding video transferred to DVD, please." "Sure, no problem. We have a 250 foot minimum. It's $.15/foot. Looks like you'll have under the 250 minimum..." "Okay. How long will it take?" "Oh, about 4-6 weeks" "Alright. Call me when it comes in." It came in right as they had estimated. Right around 4 weeks and all-in-all, I'm pretty happy with it. They try to document any problems with the film and noted that it was overexposed or had artifacts or was cloudy. It's a 40 year old reel of film. I don't expect it to be perfect. Now we have the reels preserved on a DVD and this Sunday when my family gets together for dinner, we'll watch it for the first time all together. I'm excited. Thanks U-Edit. I don't know what part I played in the editing, but I couldn't care less. read more

U-Edit Video - As seen from the parking lot - Video/Film Production Near Me

I suspect any review given for this place doesn't really matter, as I think these guys have a monopoly on this type of business in this area, and they take full advantage of that with the high prices that they charge. But I guess I could give them two stars - they did actually transfer 8mm video to DVD. But their customer service is poor and their prices are high. Every employee I dealt with in this place seemed kind of lost. It was extraordinarily expensive, and the final charge was more than the estimate. They said it would take three to four weeks. I went in after five weeks asking about it, and watched them hunt for my order, which they finally found "in the wrong place". In the meantime, someone looked on their computer to confirm that no one called me - did they think I was lying about that? The other big disappointment (other than the high price and poor customer service) was the lack of a home menu with chapters on the DVD. It never even dawned on me that the resulting DVD would not have any chapters at all, especially when it contained multiple reels, so I didn't even think to ask about that. Seems they could have at least made each reel its own chapter, or just put a chapter marker every 15 minutes, but it's just one long movie with no way to navigate. They also didn't quite finish the job as they forgot to make the flash drive. They said they will burn that and drop it in the mail to me. We'll see. But it will take awhile to copy because there are "a lot of files" to copy. Multiple files = multiple chapters, wouldn't you think? I'm also surprised that they kept a copy of my personal videos. I don't recommend them, but don't know of any alternative. I expected more from a small personal shop. read more

I went in to have an NSYNC concert VHS from 2000 transferred to DVD for my girlfriends birthday. After placing my order I got a call the next day from Uedit letting me know that a DVD format of the VHS I was having converted could be found on amazon for a fraction of the price that they would need to charge me. I was very pleased to hear that I could save a bit of money, and impressed that they went out of their way to not only check amazon but to let me know about it as well. Very very friendly people and very pleased with how I was treated. Highly recommend. read more

This is my first review on Yelp but, this company is worth my time to praise. I've always thought that this place was where I would go and learn how to edit my old VHS tapes and burn to DVDs. Was happy to learn that they do all this for you and every employee that I have worked with is exceptional. Bonus: Invaluable memories stay in-house and are not shipped to another location for job to be completed. read more