CED VideoDisc and Player Discussion

So today I bought for $20 a used CTC-131 television from a TV repair shop. The picture tube is brand new, but the set was in pieces because the guy who sent it in for repair declined to retrieve it, ...

The big problem with 8-tracks that people remember is poor registration creating mushy sound and two tracks playing at once. This is just because soooo many 8-track players are just rubbish. A good ...

The major ramifications of this that I first noticed were of things like portable TV sets. Those without antenna or A/V input will become entirely useless when this happens. Granted those are few an ...

I just heard about laser turntables a few weeks ago. They can be used to play pressing masters and other odd types of records. At any rate, the technology exists, so, many years down the line, when ...

So it's presumably common knowledge that RCA has never ever changed there remote codes for their digital remotes, which simplifies things if the remote to your TV or whatever goes on the blink, get ea ...

Asside from the much-loved 400-series players, CED is roundly inferior to most video systems in one way or another. Its quality is about as good as lowband Betamax (not SuperBeta), but it cannot reco ...

RCA more-or-less shot themselves in the foot on this one. I do believe that they did press some soft-core material, though. I seem to remember reading about a soft-core excercise disk featuring Kitt ...

I read about the technology about seven years ago and some time thereafter purchased my first and only CED player on Ebay, the SGT-250. I purchased a few discs for it, but because CEDs seem to be ver ...