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Don't create a PDF file, just send the images as either png (preferred) or jpeg. We can always create a PDF file out of it later, when we know the best way to do it. :) My email address is webmaster@retro-net.de, there's also a ftp account for uploading on my server. So if you prefer using ftp, let ...

No, it's not. That's why I wrote: I would not recommend [...] Sorry if you misunderstood the shortened form.

It doesn't work with the emulator yet, so the best you can do is to wait for the next version of cdiemu. I wouldn't recommend buying a CD-i player only for playing Zelda's Adventure...

I think it'll be harder to get a wide variety of manuals, don't you think? It's at least worth a try. The good thing is that the manuals were multilingual, so we have to deal with only one manual per player in most cases. I'm the owner of retro-net.de by the way, so I can host the files as well. I ...

The quality of those PDFs offered by Philips seems to be quite inferior, I think we should start something like a "CD-i manual preservation project". :) Seriously, I've got the manuals for the CD-i 210 and 450/550 and I could scan them with 300 dpi, so that the quality, when printed, is equal to the...

Another pressing? Replace "another" with "newer/updated" and you got it. :wink: Kether in the large box is v3.08 or v3.09 (depends on country of release), the later "jewel case" release is v3.11. I don't know the exact differences, maybe better compatibility with all those different players, or jus...

The newer version of the game (v3.11) works slightly better, by the way. With the 205/910 bios, it starts playing the introduction sequence after the main menu, but it's still not playable.

I didn't know that, thanks!

Hi,

I finally got myself a CD-i 350 "portable" player, but it did not come with a manual. I don't really need the manual, as the player is easy to operate. But since I'm a collector, I want to have it anyway. So, anyone here who own the manual and could scan it in for me?

You can already use the command-line option -model to select among your available ROMs. But a GUI for that would be possible, I guess... Any news on that? I know that you are working hard on MPEG emulation, but why not release some smaller updates in the meantime? I would also love to see some kind...

Well, at least three of them were sold on eBay in the last weeks. So they aren't rare in Germany. I guess I should buy some if they are really that good.

Bas wrote:I'd be highly interested if you ever find a second piece of this!

There you go:
http://cgi.ebay.de/GT-i-Joypad-fuer-CD- ... dZViewItem

They aren't that rare.

I would say mount it with Daemon Tools and then rip it from the virtual drive with CDRWin. You have to deselect "RAW" to get an image with 2336 bytes/sector.

But if cdifan is right, it probably won't help.

I think you can get around of this by converting the image to 2336 bytes/sector. The EDC/ECC stuff is then no longer part of the image file but generated when burning.

Broken soldering maybe, but it's also possible that the laser unit is dead.