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Greetings shipmates,
An update to the message I left yesterday:
According to several sites on the internet, 2 Entertain is releasing
series one of The Onedin Line in the UK on DVD in full and as
originally broadcast.This means episode titles at the beginning and end of each episode
(rather than only at start and end of each disc) and no cuts.
Presumably the episode Cry of the Blackbird will also be included.
Series one has never before been commercially available in its
entirety anywhere so it's excellent news.And not too long to wait – release date is 16 April.
It will be on five discs and the retail price £39.99.
Sendit.com and hmv.co.uk both have it available to pre-order at
around £30.00.One disappointing note, according to 2 Entertain there will not be
any extras.Just hope the release goes ahead as planned and there's no last
minute cancellation or change.If sales are good, maybe series two will also be released in full.
If I learn any more, I'll post it on shiponedin.
A great start to 2007!!
Diana
PS:
Apologies for not posting much the last few months but I've been
manic at work (12+ hours most days plus weekends)Good news indeed, especially if "Cry of the Blackbird" is also there to
make up the full 15 episodes.Could be the video quality will also be better than the Memphis Belle
releases.Now it would be even better if series 2 (including "Bloody Week") were also
released, not to mention series 5 onwards to complete the collection! – I
suppose that is asking too much.Bill.
—– Original Message —–
From: Diana
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 1:27 PM
Subject: [shiponedingroup] Series 1 – Great News!!Greetings shipmates,
An update to the message I left yesterday:
According to several sites on the internet, 2 Entertain is releasing
series one of The Onedin Line in the UK on DVD in full and as
originally broadcast.This means episode titles at the beginning and end of each episode
(rather than only at start and end of each disc) and no cuts.
Presumably the episode Cry of the Blackbird will also be included.
Series one has never before been commercially available in its
entirety anywhere so it's excellent news.And not too long to wait – release date is 16 April.
It will be on five discs and the retail price £39.99.
Sendit.com and hmv.co.uk both have it available to pre-order at
around £30.00.One disappointing note, according to 2 Entertain there will not be
any extras.Just hope the release goes ahead as planned and there's no last
minute cancellation or change.If sales are good, maybe series two will also be released in full.
If I learn any more, I'll post it on shiponedin.
A great start to 2007!!
Diana
PS:
Apologies for not posting much the last few months but I've been
manic at work (12+ hours most days plus weekends)I know the release date is still some way off in April, but has any more
recent info turned up about this release?
Bill.—– Original Message —–
From: Diana
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 1:27 PM
Subject: [shiponedingroup] Series 1 – Great News!!Hi Bill,according to the item description on the BBC shop page, this edition of series one will actually contain 15 episodes,i.e.includinmg CRY OF THE BLACKBIRD. – Good news,indeed.
Helga—– Original Message —–
From: Bill
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 6:45 PM
Subject: Re: [shiponedingroup] Series 1 – Great News!!I know the release date is still some way off in April, but has any more
recent info turned up about this release?
Bill.—– Original Message —–
From: Diana
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 1:27 PM
Subject: [shiponedingroup] Series 1 – Great News!![Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Don't know if the discs will be officially released for the USA, you could
try searching using Google, or perhaps outlets like Amazon etc.If you wanted the discs from the UK or Europe Depends on 2 things,
1. If the BBC shop or other retailers will ship to the USA (if this was a
problem, I'm sure I or someone else on the list could forward them on from
the UK if you were prepared to pay the postage).2. They are region 2 DVDs which means they should not play on players sold
in North America, which is region 1. BUT……….The region thing is not to do with the content of the disc, that will play
anywhere in the world on any player, but there is a level of protection
built into the player meant to enforce copyright and distribution policies
in different markets around the world. In practice very many, if not all,
players can be made region free by following the instructions for a
particular model on this website:
http://tinyurl.com/2w8qb The instructions are called "hacks" but don't let
that put you off.For information the DVD regions are:
1 USA, Canada & US Territories
2 Europe, Japan, South Africa, Middle East (including Egypt)
3 South East Asia, East Asia (including Hong Kong but not China)
4 Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Central & South America, Caribbean and
Pacific Islands.
5 Former Soviet Union, Indian Subcontinent, Africa, North Korea, and
Mongolia
6 China (excluding Hong Kong)HTH Bill.
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From: elsie_h_99
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 7:51 PM
Subject: [shiponedingroup] Re: Series 1 – Great News!!Will this also be available for those of us in the the US?
PS just noticed this on the BBC Shop website"Due to restrictions imposed by particular publishing rights, the BBC Shop
can only distribute its products to countries within the European Union."> The region thing is not to do with the content of the disc, that will
play
> anywhere in the world on any player, but there is a level of
protection
> built into the player meant to enforce copyright and distribution
policies
> in different markets around the world. In practice very many, if not
all,
> players can be made region free by following the instructions for a
> particular model on this website:
> http://tinyurl.com/2w8qb The instructions are called "hacks" but
don't let
> that put you off.
Thanks for posting this website Bill, unfortunately my model is not
listed so I will be hoping to get the discs some other way.Elsie
Try using Google to search for Name Model region hack (Eg Toshiba 4990
region hack). You might be lucky. Some are even on the manufacturer's own
websites!Another thing to consider is buying a cheap player which is listed on the
site and can be made region free, (some start at about £20 – £30 sold in the
UK I assume you will see bargain models in the US too).Bill.
—– Original Message —–
From: elsie_h_99
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, February 23, 2007 4:31 PM
Subject: [shiponedingroup] Re: Series 1 – Great News!!> The region thing is not to do with the content of the disc, that will
play
> anywhere in the world on any player, but there is a level of
protection
> built into the player meant to enforce copyright and distribution
policies
> in different markets around the world. In practice very many, if not
all,
> players can be made region free by following the instructions for a
> particular model on this website:
> http://tinyurl.com/2w8qb The instructions are called "hacks" but
don't let
> that put you off.Thanks for posting this website Bill, unfortunately my model is not
listed so I will be hoping to get the discs some other way.Elsie
Bill Said:Try using Google to search for Name Model
region hack (Eg Toshiba 4990 region hack). You might be lucky. Some are even
on the manufacturer's own websites!Another thing to consider is buying a cheap player which is listed on the
site and can be made region free, (some start at about £20 – £30 sold in the
UK I assume you will see bargain models in the US
too).Bill.
Thanks Bill, I tried google but no hacks are available for this model. I might have to go the cheap player route if I can find one. Thanks so much!
Elsie in MD
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Well it is not too far off now!I wondered if any copies had "leaked" earlier than the release date as often
happens from less scrupulous areas of the world…Anyway what I'll be really interested in is the picture quality of these
episodes, namely are they better than the version already available? Since I
already have the episodes on DVD this is the only reason I might buy the new
release.Waiting patiently for any comments 🙂
Bill.
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From: DianaAnd not too long to wait – release date is 16 April.
I am still hoping they will release this in the US at some point.Elsie in MD
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Hello everyone and greetings from New ZealandI have only recently joined The Onedin Line group. I had no idea that an
email loop existed until I was surfing one day and presto.I have always been a fan of TOL since the very first episode aired way back
when. I'm pleased to see it is still alive and well, and that some of the
series are coming out on DVD but I doubt we'll get them in New Zealand. I'll
be asking my brother to send them from England.The Soren Larsen now sails in and around Auckland, but I expect you already
know that, and I often see her when I go down to the wharf.Best wishes to all.
Jean Drew
Jean Drew wrote:> Hello everyone and greetings from New Zealand
>
> I have only recently joined The Onedin Line group. I had no idea that an
> email loop existed until I was surfing one day and presto.
>
> I have always been a fan of TOL since the very first episode aired way
> back
> when. I'm pleased to see it is still alive and well, and that some of the
> series are coming out on DVD but I doubt we'll get them in New
> Zealand. I'll
> be asking my brother to send them from England.
>
> The Soren Larsen now sails in and around Auckland, but I expect you
> already
> know that, and I often see her when I go down to the wharf.
>
> Best wishes to all.
>
> Jean Drew
>
>Jean,greetings from Titirangi.The first 4 seasons are available from
Dutch vendors.that's a lot of viewing!
regards,
Trevor[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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