Got my Commodore CDTV today

--- Keys <jrkeys(a)concentric.net> wrote: It's not critical. Most people never did much with it after they unpacked the box. One of the fun things that the CDTV (and CD32) will do is play CD+G disks. There used to be a FAQ with a list of pop music in that format, but I can't seem to find it now. I have several titles by Fleetwood Mac and Little Feat that display graphics while they play. On all of the ones I have, you can read "CD+G" in tiny letters around the inner surface of the disc. These days, the only people releasing CD+G media are Karaoke companies. There was reputed to be one CD+MIDI disk (another format that the CDTV and CD32 will play) - George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" supposedly put out by Warner New Media. I'd love to get a copy of it just to fiddle around, but I've never been able to located it in Warner's catalog. It is supposed to have the same piece in three renditions - CDDA only, CDDA+MIDI and MIDI only. You would have to attach a MIDI "voice" to hear the MIDI tracks. -ethan