Ah, cheers for that... it's very interesting some of the strange hybrid formats that came and went in the 90s (and thereabouts!).

Cheers.

That's an "enhanced CD" - a CDV is much older and the video is analogue so cannot be played on a computer.

a CDV is much older and the video is analogue so cannot be played on a computer.

I Remember them they were Expensive. At £6.99 Each, That's 7 Vinyl Singles £0.99p Each. Or Two CD's £3.99p Each. I Bought One and when Played on my Modern Equipment. The Picture Is Grainy, To the Point of Foggy, And the Sound Is Duff to the Point of Inaudible. So Glad I only Bought One.H.

I think having scans means that we shouldn't have to mention the packaging all that often unless it's something unusual.

It's always hard to get a balance of having enough useful disc/vinyl types vs having too many so that people get confused (and possibly put off) entering their own CDs into the database.

It sounds cheeky but I think most people aren't too interested in whether a jewel case is slim or wide.

Once again a balance between discogs style mega-detail vs the average music fan

Here is the CDV I was talking about.

Mark

Can we have "Interview Disc" added please. We have it in 45cat and I have a CD version of a 45 interview disc.

Thanks.

I have one (by Wet Wet Wet) with the same layout, BUT, its diameter is 8" and it has a big hole, like a 45. It's one-sided and plays 25 minutes. Could I enter it ?

I do think CDV's should be listed as a different format, or as 'Enhanced CD', as some CD's come with, or without videos This one, and this being an example.

or as 'Enhanced CD', .

Enhanced CD's are something different all together. The video or other content
is in CD-ROM format, to be viewed using a computer drive usually with provided
software