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35 reviews
posted Apr-27-2013
reply posted Apr-30-2013 “Thank you for trusting us with your irreplaceable memories. We hope you really like the online sharing service!”
posted Apr-17-2013
reply posted Apr-17-2013 “Thank you so much!”
posted Apr-12-2013
reply posted Apr-17-2013 “Hi Honeybee,
Thank you for the kind words. We always strive to do our best and offer up those special bonuses like free popcorn! And, our new online sharing service is the perfect way to ensure family and friends can view your home movies privately whether they are down the street or across the world.
What home movie isn't made better by a bowl of popcorn!?!
Cheers,
-Darian”
posted Mar-12-2013
reply posted Mar-19-2013 “We're glad we could help you. One of the difficult challenges is to educate families on deterioration of older film reels, VHS tapes, and slides/negatives. Often they will remember how it looked when they last watched (sometimes decades ago). So, getting your materials transferred to digital as soon as possible is the best chance to save those precious memories.
I'm glad you got to use our special coupons (we don't do that much of a discount very often!). We do offer folks to immediately get 25% off coupon if they join our mailing list at yesvideo.com. Cheers!”
posted Mar-03-2013
reply posted Mar-19-2013 “Thank you, Samilynn!!!”
posted Feb-19-2013
reply posted Feb-19-2013 “Thanks for the kind remarks! There's nothing we like better than when we've done something to positively affect our customers' lives.”
reply posted Jan-25-2013 “Thanks so much! While we're known best for our video transfer services (it's in our name!) I'm really proud of our image transfer abilities for loose photos, slides (pretty much any size) and negatives. We also do transfers of entire scrapbook/photo albums. Many of our customers find that their is as much on the page next to the photo as their is in the photo to them. We can transfer the entire page to a digital image without ever disturbing that page or any of the photos on it.
Thanks again for the kind words. We know people can do this at home with inexpensive scanners, but feel our equipment and touch-up services are state of the art and usually better than do-it-yourself options! Cheers!”
posted Jan-08-2013
reply posted Jan-11-2013 “Wow - what a nice review - you made me blush!
We do our best and hope to continue providing great service for all our customers.”
reply posted Jan-07-2013 “Thanks so much!
We love to hear about good experiences.
While I understand that people who have less than a desirable experience with companies often write negative reviews -- understandably so -- it's always nice to hear when folks have great outcomes. We deal with tens of thousands of transfers every month and for 99.9 percent the service goes well. That isn't always obvious when you read reviews and we take every complaint or negative review seriously and do whatever we can to make things right.
Thanks again. It is appreciated among all the hard working employees here at YesVideo.
Cheers,
Darian
Director of Online Marketing”
posted Dec-31-2012
reply posted Jan-16-2013 “As a quick update: we've worked with her to better understand the situation and her expectations. I think we resolved all issues. While I hope she modifies her review I am pleased that we were able to follow-up appropriately.
Cheers,
-Darian
Hello,
I'm sorry for your poor experience with us. We do try and ensure we talk with customers before adding additional charges and clearly there was some mix-up. I apologize on behalf of the company and will email you directly to see what we can do to make this right.
The Groupon deal is a different set of services and their are some differences in what the services offer. That should have been clear on the Groupon text, but sounds like it was not. I'm confused about the 3 copies per tape -- so it sounds like you got 15 DVDs instead of the 2 or 3 that you thought you were going to get.
We only thrive based on the trust of our customers and their word-of-mouth recommendations. We did not serve your needs here and will do whatever we need to do to resolve the situation.
Regards,
Darian
Director of Online Marketing”
reply posted Jan-11-2013 “Hello,
Thanks for updating your review and the kind words. I'm glad we've been able to sort out the issues you had. While we try to get it perfect every time, we don't always get there. But, we will always do our best to satisfy our cusotmers. At the end of the day, our success is dependent on our customer success with us!”
"I saw the advertisement for Yesvideo in a Costco mailer and thought 'what a good idea': I could finally transfer my old 8mm films from the 60s (which had all only been viewed once, after I'd originally spliced them together), to digital format. Then I saw the part of the advertisement titled "What we won't do" (provide digital files of the material (DV video) - which aren't the DVD type of file but they need to make them anyway in order to make the final DVDs which have about 25% of the original pixel data in them - not noticeable unless you're interested in quality reproduction) and decided to send in one test reel composed of snippets of random scenes that didn't really fit in with anything else in my collection - just to see what the service actually provided in an end-product.
So here's what I got. As advertised, I got two DVDs and the ability to view their contents online, free of charge, for a period of 90 days from the time of purchase. That part is all well and good. Here's the rub (which may not bother some people who don't care about detail which mimics the original - and there are many, probably most people don't actually care as long as it's easy): The 8mm film, which is taken at 18 frames per second, is transferred to a medium (DVD) which plays them at nearly 30 frames per second (29.97 fps to be exact). This can cause frame-rate issues.
I e-mailed Yesvideo support and asked if there was any way they could arrange for me to either download the original DV files or to make them available on DVDs - all for a fee of some sort, of course - I wouldn't expect this service to be free. It turns out they don't do High-end, DV transfers which is what I thought they did.
They were very courteous but not at all knowledgeable in their responses, effectively repeating the party line that they offer no option for purchasing the original DV files, which they already have on their system but won't sell to the purchaser of their product.
My resort is to begin looking around for a service which caters to anyone interested in retaining as much of the original film information as possible. Does Yesvideo save your memories? Yes, but only about 25% of them.
Addendum:
After corresponding with Darian Patchin, the Director of Online Marketing at YesVideo, Inc. as a result of my initial review, and having Darian offer to do no small amount of research, he determined that the equipment which Yesvideo uses to produce their DVDs does not produce uncompressed video files which was what I was interested in. His offer to refund the entire cost of my test transfer was a more-than-fair approach to resolving my original issues. His perseverance in pursuit of that resolution was rather remarkable - he had to put up with me, after all, and that's no small accomplishment - trust me. The speed issue seems irrelevant in view of these facts.
Now, it's important to say that uncompressed video's primary purposes include the backup of the material on your films and as a starting point for creating the MPEG-2 files ultimately copied to a DVD. For most people this is unlikely to be an issue. For those who have no idea what I'm talking about; you can always 'down-convert' an uncompressed video file to the much smaller compressed files on a DVD. The reverse isn't possible; You can never 'up-convert' from a compressed MPEG-2 file (DVD file) without losing some of the detail. The amount of detail, which is lost in any compressed DVD file, is unlikely to be noticed by anyone watching their footage on a screen which is less than 60" in size. It is likely to be noticed by anyone interested in extracting single frames from their data.
I'd like to insert what might be a pertinent comment; KEEP your original 8mm films even after having them transferred to DVD. 4K or Ultra HD (3,840 x 2,160 pixels) may not be everywhere - yet, but it's certainly coming. Even though 8mm film is based on triacetate (except Fuji Super-8, which is polyester), it's still a decent medium for fairly long-term storage, as long as you don't subject it to light or high humidity or high temperatures. With a DVD to watch, you're going to be less tempted to run it through a projector anyway.
I do think it's a shame that my six attempts to arrive at a resolution through the Customer Service representative led, not as a result of any intention on her part (she was very courteous but lacked the tools to effect a resolution), to a dead-end and that it took a review on Resellerratings.com to elicit a response which then led to a very fair resolution. "