You have to have a CD+G player in order to see the graphics. It was a new format the industry was trying to promote around that time, but it didn't take off. There are dozens of CD's with graphics encoded on them, some of them are good and some of them are just OK. Actually, I met a guy on this site and we traded a few things...if I remember correctly. I believe he was using a software program to view them. Also, only the early pressings have the graphics. You have to look at the inner circle for the itching CD+G to know if the disc you have have the graphics.
Quote:
Originally Posted by rich
the cd included enhanced graphics...I could never get them to work...did anyone break the code, what were they? Curious to know...
|