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#148920From: Karl F. KugelMay 27, 1994 1:39 AM
Pardon me, but you wouldn't know of a source for the MPEG cart? -Karl
#149060From: Ronald B. RomineMay 27, 1994 6:09 PM
KK >>Pardon me, but you wouldn't know of a source for the MPEG cart?<< I just got a CD32 from a local dealer, here in Arkansas, if I can get CD32 stuff here, anyone can get CD32 stuff. TENEX Computer Express, is selling CD32's, CD32 games, and CD32 movies — the movies requiring the MPEG module, which they also sell. The price for the MPEG module is not listed, but you can call for the current price. You can call them for a catalog for the Commodore & Amiga Computers, their phone number being 1-800-prompt-1, (1-800-776-6781). They have a special FAX system number you can call and request document '#cd32' (2332 on a touch-tone phone). I believe if you enter the requested info on you touch phone, they will FAX you a list of the lasted titles they carry (new products being added daily). Ron. – ap'ing with AP. (Eagles may fly, but weasels aren't sucked into jet engines.)
#149076From: Karl F. KugelMay 27, 1994 7:58 PM
Gee, thanks, Ron. I can get the CD32 here (in fact, mine is waiting for me at the dealer), but we can't seem to find a source for the MPEG module. I'll give Tenex a call. -Karl
#149082From: Dale LarsonMay 27, 1994 8:07 PM
OK, so what is the special fax number? — Dale L. Larson, Intangible Assets Manufacturing
#149110From: Ronald B. RomineMay 27, 1994 10:00 PM
DL >>OK, so what is the special fax number?<< OOPS! I forgot add that. You can call the TENEfax System at (219) 255-TECH, and request document #CD32 (that is #2332 on a touch-tone phone). Ron. – ap'ing with AP. (Eagles may fly, but weasels aren't sucked into jet engines.)
#149092From: Chris LesterMay 27, 1994 9:02 PM
Sears also sells the movies (assuming CD-i uses MPeg, and I beleive it does.) Chris – Fast and Low on my '020! "MicroSoft": from Micro = small, and Soft = limp.