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Added new CD-i Technical Documentation section with technical documentation for various professional and authoring player models. • CD-I Instruction Manual Philips Interactive Media Systems - September, 1988 This instruction manual describes an early CD-I sample production system, the predecessor of...

Added the following CD-i disc images to the CD-i Disc Images Downloads section: • Final Production Delivery Specification, Version 8.05 This disc is the companion of the 'CD-i Final Production Delivery Specification' (FPD) document from Philips Interactive Media. The disc contains the Philips Media ...

• Restored the MediaMogul downloads in the CD-i Development Player Downloads section from an ancient backup. Behind the restored MediaMogul link you can find BIN/CUE downloads of the CD-i discs for MediaMogul versions 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2.1 as well as an archive of all MediaMogul plugins created over th...

Added the following documents to the Authoring Manuals section: • Disc Building Installation for Sun Workstations This document describes the installation and verification procedures of master , cdedit and emulate for Sun Workstations. • master - Disc Building for Sun Workstations This manual descri...

Added the following documents to the Microware OS-9 Documentation section: • CD-I System Libraries Technical Reference Manual This document contains descriptions of the C language bindings for the UCM and CDFM functions specified in the Green Book, the CSD (Configuration Status Descriptor) functions...

On the newly revived The world of CD-i website I have posted an interesting document in the CD-i Title Development section called: CD-i development in the 21st Century , Luc Rooijakkers, formerly from SPC Vision / The Vision Factory Well worth reading for every aspiring CD-i "homebrew" developer!

That is the System ROM chip (part 7240 in the datasheet), the wire bridge shorts the A0 input (address line zero) to GND, which makes NO sense. This should make the player not boot and might coincidentally damage the 68070 chip (part 7210) that drives this address line. Unless a board trace is cut s...

The simplified Frog Feast source code is now once again available online, hosted by ICDIA. A reconstructed mirror of the former CD-i Dev Research Site (cdidev.emuvibes.com) has been added to the CD-i Resources section at http://icdia.co.uk. This includes the following downloads: A simplified version...

Added mirror of former CD-i Dev Research Site (cdidev.emuvibes.com) to CD-i Resources section, including simplified Frog Feast source code.

See this topic for more information about the source code.

Shikotei wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 28, 2018 7:53 pm

Kinda proud of myself right now ^-^

And you have every right to be! Very good work, and what perseverance...

It is unclear who currently owns the licenses to the games, many appear to have been sold separately by Atari or its parent companies in recent years. Of course, it depends exactly what rights were sold... I think Philips does still have software licenses for CD-RTOS, which is really all they need i...

Ah, so I do still have at least one reader! I was starting to wonder

Looking at the article in CDI blog, it’s really sad that the Apprentice 2 never got finished! It would have been a different team, because the creators (both programmer and graphics designer) of the original Apprentice had long left the company. This was probably the reason that Philips got cold fe...

Added section containing service manuals (repair instructions) for various players under the heading CD-i Documentation: CDI 210 /00/05 CDI 210 /40/41/45 CDI 210 /60/65 CDI 220 /00 CDI 220 /20/25/31/37/39 CDI 220 /40/41/45/57 CDI 220 /60/62/65/77 CDI 220 /80/85/97 CDI 350 /00/05/11/17 CDI 360 /00/05...

Just watched the entire video... really *really* good work! :) :) We know it here, but perhaps you should add to the YouTube description that everything is based on the original sprites, graphics, sound effects, music and level maps? Still an awesome piece of work, in particular knowing as I do that...