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:O How? I've never managed it...

Perhaps Erronous points out disc-swapping like in Creature Shock, where in the game asks for the other disc and you don't have to reset the player for doing that.

Also in Atlantis: The Last Resort you can insert an audio cd without resetting the player.

In every other case the player does reset, as far as I know of

Note that I wrote "would normally reset"; it is possible to disable this default behaviour from a CD-i application, and multi-disc CD-i applications of course do this.

On a "real" player the slave processor would perform the reset (unless disabled) so that it works whatever the state of the main processor (it could be hung or crashed); my emulated slave processor simply never performs this reset. It easily could of course; I just didn't bother

I'm glad you didn't

You don't have to use the eject button on the CD-i player. If you use a command in the shell to eject the disc, the CD-i player doesn't reset.

Id buy it instantly if it played Dragons Lair..........................