Video CD - Undumped Discs

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A list of undumped Video-CD (VCD) discs which are qualified for Redump.

Qualification for Redump inclusion:

• Disc includes game-related content: such as games (example: Super Game 300), video game trailers, etc.
• Disc includes console-specific content: such as "Music Video Sampler" VCD that includes videos for Philips CD-i-branded-exclusive music titles.
• Official video game console branding or content, including the usage of an official "Compact Disc Interactive" logo on disc or elsewhere on the art. Unofficial CD-i logos or mentions ("compatible with CD-i") will not be enough on it's own to qualify for Redump acceptance.
• Philips branded VCDs (which commonly, but not always have serial numbers formatted as such: 8## ####, 310######-2). "CD-i" branding not required.
• Contains Philips CD-i format (root "CDI" folder) exclusive content beyond a basic menu: bonus features (examples [1], [2]). VCDs contain a "CDI" root folder with a basic menu as a required part of the VCD specification[3], merely having a CDI format menu does not qualify a disc for Redump inclusion.
• VCD that is a hybrid format disc with another system automatically qualified for Redump: "The Cranberries: Doors and Windows"[4] is qualified because ALL Philips CD-i formatted discs are qualified for Redump entry (even non-game related multi-media).
• Bonus or bundled discs which are not game related, but another disc in the set is qualified for Redump entry.

While standard Video CD specification Tao iKTV and Tomy Kiss-Site branded Karaoke discs are included in Redump, more broadly Redump moderators have not made a decision as to whether or not Karaoke VCDs / CD+Gs / DVD-Videos are qualified to be added to Redump. Further discussion here.

Karaoke

• Tao iKTV
• Tomy Kiss-Site

Philips CD-i Related

Videos / Movies / Concerts were sometimes released in Philips CD-i branded packaging. Sometimes these were labeled "CD-i Digital Video" format only playable on a CD-i console, but often they were labeled "Video CD" making them a generic VCD format - with a caveat of sometimes including CD-i specific extras.

USA

Europe