UniFab Reviews 144

Anything by this company has always worked solid and never disappointed.

Great product and simple to use. Denoise of 8mm film from 1950-1965. Done a great job

I have used UniFab multiple times to convert a single file to multiple files at the same run. The software works extremely well.

Purchasing UniFab licenses for the first time might seem like a good deal initially. However, be aware that as an existing customer, you will likely end up paying significantly more over time compared to new users.

I contacted customer support about the large price imbalance between new and existing users. Despite having already spent nearly $300 on their products, I was asked to pay almost full price (only a $20 discount offered) just to add four missing features, whereas a new user could buy the complete suite for considerably less.

The customer support agent deflected my concerns rather than addressing them directly. I requested to close the ticket as it became clear there was no room for negotiation. While they did close the ticket promptly, they did so without grace—no apology for the poor experience, no acknowledgment or thanks for my loyalty, and no genuine request for feedback.

Furthermore, the feedback form conveniently failed to submit, further reinforcing the impression that UniFab does not prioritize customer satisfaction, especially for loyal, existing users.

Please exercise caution when spending your money here.

After tehelatest update's it works perfect

I do not use the video features, only the upscale of audio for movies. I am not sure if it treats a source like E-AC3 5.1 correctly to upscale it to much higher bitrate DTS 7.1. I would like it to offer the option of keep all tracks but just restore, OR to try to create new tracks if it is stereo, but if it is a 5.1 source the AI should not change much for the center, front and rear, it should only fillout for the 6 and 7th channels. They are clear as to how it works with a stereo input, it uses AI and billions of samples to guess to change the signal itself and separate into channels that sound mixed in the studio from the start for surround sound. They are not clear if you can use 5.1 as a source, as their website says no, but when I asked a tech question they responded that yes it would enhance the audio and did not really answer my question, which was will it leave the surround and front channels and center channels in tact, which you would want. All I would want with a 5.1 input is to have their produce output DTS high bitrate 5.1 and improved channel separation etc, aka sounds better.

i am currently converting DVD to Blu-ray and 4k the results are amazing Beter quality hard to believe the difference so far i can't fault it service is also 5 stars

Excellent product for video encoding. Unifab has become my daily work tool, and I can't do without it. I really recommend it!

What would I do without UniFab? I need it to enhance the quality of videos I download and burn from CDs, DVDs, and BluRays, so that I may then convert them from 2D-to-3D. And who isn't watching *everything* in 3D these days? Losers. That's who. The losers. You need the DVDFab suite together with Owl3D so that you can convert GOT, Star Trek, documentaries, HBO/MAX series, etc. Otherwise, what is the point of being alive?

Love the software for what it does, and been using it for years to convert files and rip movies from disc. I still normally burn with Nero, however. The Fab products have historic issues with getting subtitles from .mkv when converting into .mp4, although at least the newer products seem to be getting them back down, in white, instead of center screen in massive blue (when they do correctly identify the subtitles as being present in the file). The only other negative is that when stopping a movie, burned with fab onto a bluray disc, it loses its place and will have to restart from the beginning, whereas burning with Nero, pressing 'stop' once, allows the movie to pick right back up where it was left.

[edit] this review IS of Unifab. Another issue I just had with Unifab was that version 13 of the software suite doesn't always get the audio converted the way I need it, and I have taken to using the converter from version 12, as that one does convert the audio properly.

Provides upscaling and smoothing as was hoping.

They have been hard at work fixing bugs with UniFab and so far it has improved greatly over the past year. Very easy to use, and converts files as needed very efficiently.

Perfect log, just the new interface is a bit less complete

I love their products that work as promised, such as their video transcoder (now part of Unifab). Some of their newer, more graphics-intensive products have never worked for me, and their support always stalls out and I give up because it is so much work to keep going on and on with them and never getting anywhere/. I should try insisting on a refund but I never have yet. BE CAREFUL with them! They always try to get you to upgrade products you have already upgraded. And they promise certain things will be lifetime if you paid for lifetime, and then take some of those lifetime things away, and then require payment for them again. Very deceptive and unfair business practices. I really do not want to support them, but i use the transcoder all the time and some other stuff now and then, and I keep hoping the more intensive stuff will get fixed so I can try those also.

so, far it appears to be good

Denoise feature is not as effective as it should be and there is no way of adjusting the intensity, as there was on the trial version. Smoothing and upscaling caused the video to darken with no obvious improvement.
Having paid for a full perpetual licence, I was then invited to pay a further $127 per year for maintenance and upgrades.
I asked for refund but it was refused so I am now seeking a refund via my credit card company.

I've been using UniFab for about a year and I've found it does a decent job of converting SDR to HDR and is relatively fast depending on the CPU and GPU configuration. However upscaling videos often takes an extremely long amount of time (often <1 fps) and has some serious limitations compared with other professional video editing software. It does not offer the capability to simultaneously upscale resolution, reformat audio, and apply HDR AI models all in the same process to the same file. For example the user must first upscale the video then separately convert the upscaled video to HDR in a separate process.

I've recently switched to using NeoFootage AI which can upscale, convert audio, and convert SDR to HDR all in a single process - all at much faster speeds. It also uses the latest AI models. NeoFootage AI gives the user many more conversion options and is all around much better software for about the same price.

The evergrowing and great attention to thier loyal customers features that UniFab provides and strives for are fornominal....and there allways looking ahead for growth and improvements...

Hi
Ordered video enhancer from this site but it is not up to mark I contacted the customer service but they refused to refund
Don’t but from this company it is fraud they don’t refund?
Their software is useless it is unable to convert even 5 minutes videos
I tried many video and there is no output quality
So I request everyone don’t buy from them
It is scam
If there is zero or negative rating I give them
As for refund it is not big money but for this company may be worth
Cheaters, unprofessional