CDTV OS 2.35 is an unofficial, custom update for CDTV. Available now for free as a patch update to the official Commodore 2.30 ROM image. Continue reading “Free CDTV OS 2.35 update out now”
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CDTV OS 2.35: Technical and Legal Stuff
CDTV OS 2.35 is an unofficial, custom update for CDTV, A570 and A690. In this article I will try to answer some questions that have been raised about the technical and legal aspects of CDTV OS 2.35. Continue reading “CDTV OS 2.35: Technical and Legal Stuff”
Setting the Record Straight on 2.7 and 2.30 CDTV ROMs
The publically available versions 2.7 and 2.30 CDTV OS ROMs/Extended ROMs, are often used to upgrade CDTV players. While they do work in a CDTV player, there are some minor incompatibilities CDTV owners need to be aware of. Find out what these problems are and what your options are to avoid them!
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CDTV Brick Prototype
When CDTV launched, a commonly heard complaint from Amiga users was (and still is) that you can’t connect standard Amiga joysticks to the CDTV player. While it does have a joystick port on the back, the connector is different from the 9-pin D-Sub standard. However, as we will see, Commodore had thought of a solution to this problem early in the development process of CDTV in the form of a special brick shaped device…. that ultimately was never released. Or was it?
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The world famous Guinness Book of Records makes its first appearance on CDTV: In 1991 CDTV Publishing introduced the Guinness CDTV Disc of Records, containing all Guinness verified world records on a single disc for you to peruse on your TV. But was it any good?