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I've got the entire series for sale for $65, plus $7 shipping. Series 6,7,8 play on multiformat DVD players only. In the US they are available from amazon.com for about $45.
Bill Longyard
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From: Bill
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2010 6:28 PM
Subject: Re: [shiponedingroup] Re: series 8Bree,
That's what I wanted to know.
I'll have to look around eBay to see if I can find it at a good price.
The thing I was concerned about was if there were subtitles that could not be switched off or it was only in dubbed German.
Many DVD menu layouts can be less than helpful, so you tip on this is welcome.
Thanks,
Bill.
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From: bree3128
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, November 19, 2010 9:44 PM
Subject: [shiponedingroup] Re: series 8Bill,
Thanks for this.
I recently purchased the German Series 8 (the 2010 NEW KSM / KSM GmbH / BBC / 2 entertain release 3 disc set) The episodes are offered on disc both in German and as the original English version. The language is not selected from a main menu – you have to first select the episode (in German) on the first menu of each disc which then takes you to a second menu where each episode is offered in original English or German. There are also some extras on the DVD set, e.g. still photos from episodes, video clip highlights from episodes, written (in German) biographies of main cast, technical details of the ships used etc.
I hesitated before purchasing, but am glad I did.
Hope this helps.
Bree
— In shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com, "Bill" <william.whittaker1@…> wrote:
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> The first episode of series IS broadcast Friday 19 November 4:00pm – 5:00pm on the Yesterday channel.
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> "Royal Return" and this is the first of 9 episodes that make up the last series of our favourite show.
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> Sorry for the confusion, get your recorders ready if you can.
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> From: Bill
> To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 10:19 PM
> Subject: [shiponedingroup] series 8
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> The first episode of series 8 of The Onedin Line was broadcast today on the Yesterday Channel.
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> So if you have access to this satellite service don't forget that the next 8 which complete the series.
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> I'd like to ask did anybody actually find out if the German release of series 8 has an English soundtrack, or was it only dubbed in the German language?
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> Bill.
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Hi folks,
I've got the complete series for sale for $65 plus $5 shipping. The last two series are for Euro format dvd players, but many players now play that. New players on amazon.com that play all world formats are only $43.Bill Longyard
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From: grainsilos
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2010 3:12 PM
Subject: [shiponedingroup] I just received Season 8, but it is in dubbed in German, 🙁 . Can I return it?I thought it would be German subtitles and English audio, like the Dutch Memphis Belle releases.
I opened only the 1st disc of the 3 disc season 8 set. Can I return them, because I can't use it.
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They are separate shows.Bill
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From: Elaine de Saxe
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, December 24, 2009 6:02 PM
Subject: Re: [shiponedingroup] Entire Series: 1-8 Complete FSOn 25/12/2009, at 5:20 AM, William Longyard wrote:
> I've got the whole series for sale on DVD
Good news. Do series 1-4 run in separate shows or are they still run
together as the VHS tapes and the Dutch releases?Best wishes to you and yours for the festive season
Elaine in Brisbane, Australia
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I've got the whole series for sale on DVD (purchased from Europe so you need a Euro capable player (about $50 on amazon.com).$125 plus $8 shipping in the US, or $25 worldwide.
Bill Longyard
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The first couple of seasons of Lovejoy are great, but then it turns silly.
My wife and I just watched the first season of CHEF, which was highly
recommended, but it was awful. Nothing like Fawlty Towers, which was
great… to the point of being the best farce I've ever seen.If you like ONEDIN LINE, you'll also like POLDARK. The whole series is
available. I'm talking about the 1970s series with Robin Ellis, not the
1990s Poldark, concerning a younger generation.I also enjoyed the lesser known A FAMILY AT WAR, about a English family
dealing with the early days of WWII.Bill Longyard
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From: "robin wilson" <robinadair@hotmail.com>
To: <shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2009 2:01 PM
Subject: RE: [shiponedingroup] any place to find a complete boxed set of The
Onedin LineHello! ..and to Elaine, and Bill, and Sgflikchik thank you very, very much
for your replies. You know, my husband and I have only seen the first 8
episodes and already we are loving this series. (Have any of you seen the
Horatio Hornblower series?) And to think we have another 87 or so to
go…it's nice to anticipate that. Back several years the James Herriot All
Creatures Great and Small made us feel as if we were living in that
series…they do such a great job on these series. We adore the Lovejoy
series also. Have only seen the first season of that. Here in USA we have a
company, Netflix, that has tons of old and new stuff that you can order
online with a subscription…very little fee, and get prepaid postage
return DVD's as often as I order…we reserved the remaining seasons of
Lovejoy…and then I checked online about The Onedin Line and they don't
have that, but I plan to call them and ask if they can get something that
will play here and still give them a return on their investment…my next
step is to check out my DVD player and television, to see if they have
hidden capabilities… I have a multi region VHS player….and here also
around Feb 17 (or so..the scheduled date has already been pushed back once)
this entire country is changing from analog signal to digital signal…this
may influence us as to whether we get a new DVD or TV …..The Onedin Line
originally came to my notice while looking over the offerings in my local
library…but they only have the first 8 episodes…they are probably
subject to the same shortage of availability…O.K., I'm off to check out my
current DVD player and TV……To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.comFrom: coolowl@hotkey.net.auDate: Fri, 23
Jan 2009 11:00:38 +1000Subject: Re: [shiponedingroup] any place to find a
complete boxed set of The Onedin LineOn 23/01/2009, at 9:07 AM, elsieh wrote:> I am dumbfounded as to why they
won't offer these for us folks in > region 2And I am dumbfounded why they
have ANY region at all!! A lot of the old TV programmes are region-free (eg
Lovejoy). Since the episodes are not showing anywhere that I know about, I
don't see the reason for the region. Not that there is any real reason
except a cash-grab for the regions, anyway but I'm not going to sort that
one out in the next 5 minutes ;-)On the subject of PAL and NTSC – from the
mid-80s I had a TV which played either format without a hitch. Even my old
VHS machine had no problems – and it's more the TV than the player btw. I
would be very surprised if today there is any TV less than 20 years old,
never mind DVD player which would not play either format with equel
dexterity. The VHSs machines and DVD players sold here all have 'NTSC
playback' emblazoned on them. Working from the other end, perhaps the ones
for sale in the US have 'PAL playback' somewhere on them or in the book. My
understanding is that the chips necessary are cheap and it is simpler and
therefore economic to make all the units the same rather than make
specifically for a country or region.And it's long been a source of
frustration that Onedin, with its world-wide popularity, is still
languishing without being available as a boxed set. Just in the last 12
months we've bought sets of Pie in the Sky, Tenko, Waiting for God to name a
few. All far newer than Onedin and probably less popular. There is a hitch
somewhere – a bottleneck – I'd love to know what it is or who it is and give
them a kick somewhere significant. People are waiting patiently with money
burning a hole in their pockets and the people in control couldn't (so it
seems) care less about their customers. Aaarrgghh.Elaine in Brisbane,
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Website about the Onedin Line
http://www.sound-research.co.uk/onedin_line.htm Yahoo! Groups LinksWhere can we buy it on line?Thanks,
Bill Longyard
Winston-Salem, NC USA—– Original Message —–
From: samwebster2000
To: shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2008 7:09 PM
Subject: [shiponedingroup] Re: music used in series 3/ dvd series 5 …Does the seller have a web addy?will they post to uk?i'll have a set.
sam— In shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com, "jacquelinevanhoorn"
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> DVD series 5 is now for sale !!! (25-11-2008)
> I managed to get one, and was very happy, because there were only
two
> for sale in a 'Blokker' shop here in Vlissingen (Netherlands).
> Finally we can watch these episodes on dvd and ofcourse this is of
> much better quality( and more comfortable !)than a download on the
> computer.
> Fortunately in series 5 they didn't cut the intro's and the
credits,
> so it's better than the previous ones from Memphis Belle.
> It's very strange I couldn't find this dvd on the Memphis Belle
> website, although it is licensed to them.
> It's also for sale on the website of http://www.dvdoutlet.nl, but it's not
> in stock at the moment, will be in a few weeks I suppose…
> Hope this is of some help to some people !
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> — In shiponedingroup@yahoogroups.com, William Murphy
> <lobsanghoskins@> wrote:
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> > Jacqueline asks:
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> > >This actress April Walker, is she the one that played 'Carrie
> Harris'
> > >in the Onedin Line as well ?!?!?
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> > I'd forgotten that! Yes, the very same. She was Mrs. Anthony
Isaac
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