CD Singles - Dire Straits - Money For Nothing - Vertigo - UK

CD Single

Artist:	Dire Straits
Label:	Vertigo
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	080 130-2
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Date:	1988
Format:	CD Video
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Producer	Rating
01	Dire Straits	Money For Nothing	Knopfer, Sting		Rate
02	Dire Straits	One World	Knopfler		Rate
03	Dire Straits	So Far Away	Knopfler		Rate
04	Dire Straits	Money For Nothing - Videoclip	Knopfler, Sting	Steve Barron	Rate

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CDV-Disc by Dire Straits with three audio-tracks and one video-track, for the now vintage CD-Video / CD-Laserdisc-System.

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Comments and Reviews


GEMSMFAN 16th Jul 2017		Comments were last posted a few years ago. CD-Video can be played on later model LD players. The best player were the combi's which could play almost everything... LD's / DVD's / CD's / VCD's AND CDV's. They couldn't play the short-lived (CD-G)raphics format, which was a special CD player. The nice thing too was that LD's needed to be flipped over and the combi player had no flip feature. CD-Video was a PolyGram invention. Getting CD digital quality sound on a laserdisc. There were 8" and 12" music laserdiscs that had the "CD-Video" logo. I take "everything" back. I only have 1 CDV. In the U.S. very few of these were released. The ones that existed were pressed in the UK with NTSC standard.



musicmasters 20th Aug 2013		Just to reiterate 78rpm-maniac's comments - CD Video (CDV) is a totally different system to Video CD. The video section on CDV discs can not be played on computer drives (CD-ROM/DVD/Blu-Ray etc.) or DVD/VCD/Blu-Ray players. I have looked for years for a way of playing the videos on a computer but it seems that there isn't a way - I have a vague memory that the CDV video tracks are an analogue system, whereas VCD discs are digital, so these can be easily played. Both are short lived formats and were killed off by DVD, which itself is being killed off by Blu-ray. You may be lucky and find a CDV player for sale on E-Bay, but please be aware that the machine being offered will be at least 20 years old. I have nearly 30 of the CDV singles, the audio tracks on them are still playable, and a few have some tracks that are unique to that disc, and have never been issued anywhere else that I'm aware of...



78rpm-maniac 20th Aug 2013		Hello kollektionist, this CD-V Discs Play the Video on CD-V Players only. On a conventional CD-Player only the three audiotracks are audible, like a conventional Maxi-CD. Pioneer and Sony had a few models of CDV-Players in the Mid-Eighties.



nboldock 20th Aug 2013		Correct Wiki entry says no.



kollektionist 20th Aug 2013		Any way of playing the video section on computer or DVD-player ?