Page 1 of 1

VS DVD

PostPosted: 25 Jun 2005, 20:56
by some guy
Ok, I guess Im abit of a geek. I bought this:

click here for link

I do have a PPL and I work for an airline, so I thought it would be very interesting, and it was. Years ago, I had a video of the VS005 on the 747-200, but I lost it. [:(]
Anyway, I thought Id replace it with this DVD which happend to be an aircraft Ive, and Im sure many of us have been on. I put it on at work today and the amount of people who pulled up a chair was suprising, and they all confessed they had several similar DVD's.

Anyham, its certainly very interesting to see what going on upstairs ( no not in PE) when you're sipping you chauteu savignon blanc '68 and munching bangers and mash.


{edited by preiffer - to clean up link}

PostPosted: 25 Jun 2005, 21:05
by preiffer
Hi SBA,

It's also available direct through the production company, here.

I have it - (I actually had to 'upgrade' to the DVD from my original VHS version!) It's a great insight into what goes on behind the scenes. (would be nice to have it as a feature on v:port someday [;)])

PostPosted: 26 Jun 2005, 00:03
by Nottingham Nick
Originally posted by SBA
Ok, I guess Im abit of a geek. I bought this:
click here for link


SBA

I don't think that makes you a geek[:D].... you should see some of the VS things I have bought on EBay [:I][:I][}:)]

Nick

PostPosted: 26 Jun 2005, 09:34
by VS045
Confession time...[;)]

Cheers,
VS045

PostPosted: 29 Jun 2005, 00:23
by Scrooge
Originally posted by VS045
Confession time...[;)]

Cheers,
VS045


me too [:I]

PostPosted: 29 Jun 2005, 02:04
by VS-EWR
Originally posted by VS045
Confession time...[;)]

Cheers,
VS045


Hehehe..guess what blanket I sleep with at night..[:D]

PostPosted: 29 Jun 2005, 22:29
by VS045
Hehehe..guess what blanket I sleep with at night..


Hahaha!!!![:D]

Cheers,
VS045

PostPosted: 29 Jun 2005, 22:55
by Decker
We give in Linus... [;)]

PostPosted: 03 Jul 2005, 22:49
by Scrooge

PostPosted: 03 Jul 2005, 22:53
by preiffer
And for those 'die hard fans' out there, the 747-200 video/dvd is also available. As SBA mentioned, it should be the VS005.

PostPosted: 05 Jun 2006, 22:32
by iforres1
Not sure if this is an updated version but on the back of Airliner World(June) ITVV are advertising a DVD of the flight into SFO on the VS019

Iain

PostPosted: 05 Jun 2006, 22:34
by honey lamb
Originally posted by iforres1
Not sure if this is an updated version but on the back of Airliner World(June) ITVV are advertising a DVD of the flight into SFO on the VS019

Iain

Aer John got it last year. I keep meaning to look at it.

PostPosted: 05 Jun 2006, 22:50
by preiffer
I think it's the same one as what was on the VHS - when I changed my VHS for the DVD and it was literally identical.

Good DVD though [y]

PostPosted: 06 Jun 2006, 22:28
by VS075
Originally posted by some guy
Ok, I guess Im abit of a geek. I bought this:


I confess[:I]. ONly joking, you're not a geek, I've got the VS005/6 DVD on G-VOYG. It's a good DVD, very informative and educational, even shows you a brief clip of the old IFE in use. Those screens were tiny back then!!

I'll probably get the VS019 DVD soon. Can anyone else recommend/know of any other DVD's featuring VS?

Cheers!

PostPosted: 20 Sep 2006, 11:18
by JAT74L
Is that the one with Capt Alan Carter? He works for Korean now.

John

PostPosted: 22 Sep 2006, 14:13
by VS075
Originally posted by JAT74L
Is that the one with Capt Alan Carter? He works for Korean now.

John


The 747-400 DVD yes.

PostPosted: 22 Sep 2006, 16:31
by Bazz
Do you get Miles and Tier Points each time you play it? [:D]

PostPosted: 22 Sep 2006, 21:42
by Roxy-Popsy
Hi I'll be a saddo at the other end of technology & let you know that I have a BOAC 45 record! Anyone know what I can do with it? Clean suggestions only! x

PostPosted: 24 Sep 2006, 17:32
by vs_itsallgood
Actually, yes, there's something you can do with it. [}:)] Just kidding... No, really, this is a squeaky-clean answer!

I believe this falls under 'make a copy for your own personal use,' so here's how to get a non-vinyl version to use.

Find a player which includes a tape deck with a record feature. (Have a nice time hunting one up.) Record a tape of the 45. You need to use a very high-quality tape, and make sure the 45 is as clean as you can get it - each dust mote will hiss itself onto the finished tape.

Buy or use a copy of Musicmatch (6 and up; I use 6, don't need the foo-foo in 10) to get the line-in or mic-in Recording feature. You'll need a patch cable to connect from your Walkman or other tape player to the line-in or mic port. Record off the tape. You'll get a bit of hiss, but it's better than lugging the 45 player about when you want to impress someone with your airline memorabilia!

This will burn in mp3 mode, good on just about anything, and no demonic DRM to worry about. BTW, this method works on old cassettes which were never released onto CD. You can even record sound from a VHS tape or...

Good luck!

PostPosted: 24 Mar 2008, 21:28
by AndyK
Does anyone have a copy of this on DVD they'd be willing to sell? Really want to watch it but not keen on the 20 odd quid for a new one!
Cheers

PostPosted: 25 Mar 2008, 06:57
by Scrooge
Honestly Andy pay the money, it is a very well done documentary and well worth the 20 quid, every now and again one will come up on Ebay.

PostPosted: 26 Mar 2008, 00:14
by AndyK
Thanks

I've ordered one off Ebay £19.10 inc postage for a new one, quite happy with that.

Cheers
Andy