Compact Disc interactive
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Compact Disc interactive
(CD-i) An embedded application of
CD-ROM allowing the user
limited interaction with films, games and educational
applications via a special
controller.
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References in periodicals archive
digital video interactive (DVI), and
compact disc interactive (CDI).
in introducing its
compact disc interactive player in the U.S.
Called
Compact Disc Interactive (CD-i), the unit is analog rather than digital and can store up to 72 minutes of MPEG-1 quality data.
Many predict CD-I (
Compact Disc Interactive) could be the big winner.
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