We have made up several sets of this DVD series with a mixture of:
a. Plain - Not Printable DVDs White and/or Silver which we had purchased for making extra Master Copies. We are using up these DVDs, which we no longer need for Master Backups with the change to Digital Files for current video programs.
b. ERRORs labelling, for example DVD Volume 2, actually Ink Labelled #6, etc and correct with a Pen.
c. And Some normally printed DVDs.
We are therefore offering these sets at a discount, with these DVDs, for those who want to save a little money. The Printed Album Cover shown and the nice 10 DVD holder is still with this product, just the DVD discs as stated without ink, wrong name, mixed in with normal ones, to get 1-10, aka the 10 volume DVDs of this set.
I enclosed a few photos so you understand what I mean by, SILVER or WHITE UNPRINTABLE DVD. Some have Brand Names printed on them. There is NO TEXT on these DVDs, they look similar to the images I enclosed - so you are not surprised. This is the only difference between this, and the full price version.
This demo below shows the overall content. This is a revised youtube, that I said I'd redo when I could, and I did.
Price is $100.00 per set plus shipping - there are no discounts on this beyond what I've already done, the content on the DVDs is the same, there is simply NO INK on the top of the actual DVDs.
This demo below shows the overall content. This is a revised youtube, that I said I'd redo when I could, and I did.
This video series was filmed using Broadcast Quality TV studio equipment, and is quite viewable even though it was filmed in 350 x 240 picture size. It is not HD which is the common TV today, it's not widescreen, and it's certainly not 4K. It was filmed in 1998, when broadcast TV was less in quality than a DVD. TV in the 1990's was 350 x 240, Digital Video of the early 2000's was 640/720 x 480 [double the resolution], HD most common today is 1920 x 1080 more than double the resolution of Digital, and 4K the latest TV is double that.
However the DVDs look a lot pretty good on a TV. My company did more than 3000 videos using the same equipment for 3M, CRAY Supercomputers, and many others. I find the best viewing experience is from a DVD player or Blueray player that upsizes DVDs to HD size. I have a Panasonic player that does this, and the JDL video looks pretty good. I just wanted folks to know this was NOT shot in HD because that was not possible in 1998.
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We are the production company who Filmed and Edited this video. We also made the 1990 Reed Makers DVD by David Weber and Fred Capps. I am including a copy free with this set, it's a 2 hour video with 60 mins on Oboe Reed making, and the other 60 for English Horn.
A note from Videographer Editor Jon Hyers:
I am aware that John de Lancie is one famous Oboe Player, this production of mine is a unique ONE-OF-A-Kind item. It's not likely to be redone in Digital Form [aka USB Drive Digital Files], and at this time is DVD only. In his lecture on PITCH, John de Lancie referred to the Oboe Players as being "THE KEEPER OF THE RINGS", with a Lord of the Rings reference to the Hobbits caring for The RING. I am the Keeper of the Video. That means when I go, it will not be available. I am entering my 5th decade in video!!! This DVD set is the only record of this moment of history. Get it while you still can, it's that rare.....
On a side note, if you are looking for an experienced Production company for Your Own Instructional Video, PLEASE contact us. We've worked for almost 40 years, and I am the video company who did David Weber and Ferald Capps THE REED MAKERS VIDEO. UPDATE- WE NOW FILM IN 4K, CAN DO DUAL CAMERA, AND PRODUCE TRULY OUTSTANDING PRODUCTIONS, DIGITAL DELIVERY OR USB DELIVERY, or if you simply must have it DVD delivery. And if you order enough copies BL is possible.
If you are a MUSIC STORE or website and want to sell this, you may contact me and I will create an eBay listing at wholesale for you, for a quantity of 5 and another at 10 pieces if you desire. Pricing will support your doubling the price to our MSRP of $150.00
--------SO...about the John de Lancie 10 DVD series--------------
More than 20 hours of material from John de Lancie's final training courses, held at Ball State University in 1998. This program includes lectures on Pitch, The Reed, Oboe and Orchestra playing, and Mr. de Lancie's stories from WW1 and meeting and studying under STRAUSS.
The Majority of the DVD series covers John de Lancie training students in a group setting, with individual lessons and critique of various elements of playing an oboe. If you are a fan of John de Lancie, looking for a historical piece, or want a highly developed training course this DVD set is for you.
--------SO...about the John de Lancie 10 DVD series--------------
More than 20 hours of material from John de Lancie's final training courses, held at Ball State University in 1998. This program includes lectures on Pitch, The Reed, Oboe and Orchestra playing, and Mr. de Lancie's stories from WW1 and meeting and studying under STRAUSS.
The Majority of the DVD series covers John de Lancie training students in a group setting, with individual lessons and critique of various elements of playing an oboe. If you are a fan of John de Lancie, looking for a historical piece, or want a highly developed training course this DVD set is for you.
My personal experience working there, getting a chance to eat a few dinners with John de Lancie was PRICELESS. One of my few personal experiences filming/working with a person from History. A real treat. We even discussed his famous son John De Lancie from the Star Trek fame.
Note that this was filmed in analog video, not Digital Video, not HD, and certainly not 4K. Images are softer than the TV you see today, but are enjoyable if you bear this in mind. It was produced in broadcast equipment of the day, and is thee most recent video record of Mr. Delancie, and his such training course in his lifetime, making this a real collection. If I had a time-machine, my first trip would be to refilm this session in 4K, but that is not possible. Because this video was filmed in 3/4 Analog Tape, CHAPTERS are not possible. A "sub-signal" which is part of the 3/4" video recording, prevented Chapter Markers from working. It was not possible to solve it, as it was an incompatibility with 3/4 Equipment made in the 1990's, and the DVD Authoring Program made around 2010. That means different portions of these 2 hour 30 minute DVDs are accessed with forward fast, if you don't watch a full DVD in one setting.
Our filming days were around 12 hours long, two sessions on 5 days, and one session/lecture on a 6th day.
Note that this was filmed in analog video, not Digital Video, not HD, and certainly not 4K. Images are softer than the TV you see today, but are enjoyable if you bear this in mind. It was produced in broadcast equipment of the day, and is thee most recent video record of Mr. Delancie, and his such training course in his lifetime, making this a real collection. If I had a time-machine, my first trip would be to refilm this session in 4K, but that is not possible. Because this video was filmed in 3/4 Analog Tape, CHAPTERS are not possible. A "sub-signal" which is part of the 3/4" video recording, prevented Chapter Markers from working. It was not possible to solve it, as it was an incompatibility with 3/4 Equipment made in the 1990's, and the DVD Authoring Program made around 2010. That means different portions of these 2 hour 30 minute DVDs are accessed with forward fast, if you don't watch a full DVD in one setting.
Our filming days were around 12 hours long, two sessions on 5 days, and one session/lecture on a 6th day.
Jon Hyers: Director of Photography, and Producer at Hyers Video Productions in Studio, equipped by much
High End Production equipment. Quality Production Elements, are ensured. Please feel free to contact me if you desire to make a video program of your own. My resume is extensive. JON HYERS