#CD-ROM software
There was, I think, a version of Scala Multimedia (a presentation program) for
CDTV, which might run on plain-vanilla CD-ROM drives if you can find it.
Almathera sells Video Creator, which is hard to describe but lets you do
music-video type funky stuff to incoming/outgoing video. But it's a CD32 disc
and may not run on a plain-vanilla drive. Another CD-ROM Amiga disc (from a
British outfit) lets you develop multimedia applications that can later be
saved off to hard drive for mastering onto CD-ROM. There's also a basic genlock
program that comes on CDTV disc with the CDTV genlock, which would be useless
to you except that a couple of places are now clearing out the bundle for $25,
so maybe the disc itself would be useful.
The Knowledge Media Multimedia disc includes a free copy of VIVA, a commercial
multimedia authoring program for the Amiga. Safe Harbor was selling that one.
It's a plain vanilla CD-ROM that also has executables for other computer
platforms plus images, sounds, etc. Good deal.