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#1 · 07/05/2019, 03:25
Quote from JorgK on 07/05/2019, 03:25

Hello people,

Wow, it's so great to see all the efforts that were put into this web site! It looks really great!

Back in the day, I created the ICDIA web site. Amongst others, I wrote the CD-i FAQ, created the hardware overviews, collected the downloadable documents and wrote many articles. I ran and maintained the site for many years. After Devin took over the web site some years ago, I learned that CD-i Fan is now responsible for the site. That was fantastic news! Who better than this overly skilled CD-i developer and enthousiast to do so?

A bit about me: in the early 90s I got involved with CD-i in my mid-teens due to my father working at Philips Media in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, where CD-i hardware/software/dev products were being developed and marketed. I got into contact with many of the great minds behind CD-i, and through them acquired a lot of information and learned everything there was to learn about CD-i. I read the Green Book as bed time literature : )  A couple of friends and I even created our own CD-i titles (mostly animations and jokes about tech and other formats, nowadays we would call them "memes") on the authoring equipment that I got - I still have a CD-i disc that collects most of that stuff.

Later, in my twenties in the 2000s, I officially started working for Philips at the Standards department, where I worked on the introduction of the DVD+RW, Super Audio CD and Blu-ray formats. I very much remained a believer of optical disc standards! I worked there until about 10 years ago. But to this day, I am still involved in standardisation, now mostly focused at IoT-standards like Zigbee and Thread.

Anyway... It is very cool to see that there is still so much enthusiasm for CD-i. And it is truly exciting to see the work on the emulators (something we thought was never possible, I even wrote as much in Q9.2 of the FAQ ;P )

I very much look forward to see where things are going in the future. I will keep an eye on the site and its forum. Also: Keep me posted if truly interesting stuff is happing or if I can be of any help. Good luck to you all! Interactive forever!


Hello people,

Wow, it's so great to see all the efforts that were put into this web site! It looks really great!

Back in the day, I created the ICDIA web site. Amongst others, I wrote the CD-i FAQ, created the hardware overviews, collected the downloadable documents and wrote many articles. I ran and maintained the site for many years. After Devin took over the web site some years ago, I learned that CD-i Fan is now responsible for the site. That was fantastic news! Who better than this overly skilled CD-i developer and enthousiast to do so?

A bit about me: in the early 90s I got involved with CD-i in my mid-teens due to my father working at Philips Media in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, where CD-i hardware/software/dev products were being developed and marketed. I got into contact with many of the great minds behind CD-i, and through them acquired a lot of information and learned everything there was to learn about CD-i. I read the Green Book as bed time literature : )  A couple of friends and I even created our own CD-i titles (mostly animations and jokes about tech and other formats, nowadays we would call them "memes") on the authoring equipment that I got - I still have a CD-i disc that collects most of that stuff.

Later, in my twenties in the 2000s, I officially started working for Philips at the Standards department, where I worked on the introduction of the DVD+RW, Super Audio CD and Blu-ray formats. I very much remained a believer of optical disc standards! I worked there until about 10 years ago. But to this day, I am still involved in standardisation, now mostly focused at IoT-standards like Zigbee and Thread.

Anyway... It is very cool to see that there is still so much enthusiasm for CD-i. And it is truly exciting to see the work on the emulators (something we thought was never possible, I even wrote as much in Q9.2 of the FAQ ;P )

I very much look forward to see where things are going in the future. I will keep an eye on the site and its forum. Also: Keep me posted if truly interesting stuff is happing or if I can be of any help. Good luck to you all! Interactive forever!

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#2 · 07/05/2019, 17:56
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Welcome Jorg!

This is an honour having you here!


Welcome Jorg!

This is an honour having you here!

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