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Harry Broomhall (haeb@pc60.demon.co.uk) wrote:
: On Thu, 16 Jul 1998 20:23:22 GMT, Peter Crighton (email@in.sig) wrote:
: 
: >I've got a copy of the Fleetwood Mac Behind The Mask CD. This has
: >
: >Is this extra information viewable on a CD-ROM drive? What is CD with
: >Graphics?
: 
:   This was usualy abreviated to CD+G.  The Amiga (or one of it's
: derivatives) could see these IIRC.  Not sure about PCs.

The Phillips CD-i and the CD-TV by Commodore could play them.

Some CD-ROMS are capable of reading the graphics, but you may need something
like X-ING mpeg player (which I think may play them - not too sure)..

Certainly search on the WWW for a video disc player proggy or CD+G player.

THat was a good CD to listen too - Sky's the Limit... Certainly there
are some CD+G's floating around (rare), and video CDs too (12cm ones)/

There's only pictures an the  lyrics appear, it wasnt overly brilliant,
but not bad. (That was about 5/6 years ago now - must be)

David, whos not got that CD anymore.
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