3rd Degree - PF Magic
7th Guest, The - Philips Freeland Studios
Accelerator - SPC/Vision
Adventure of the Space Ship Beagle, The - Denshi Media Services
Affaire Morlov, L' - Titus
Alfapet - Adatek
Alice in Wonderland - Spinnaker
Alien Gate - SPC Vision
Alien Odyssee - Argonaut
Aliens Interactive CD-i - Dark Vision Interactive
Ange et le Demon, L' - Smart Move
Apprentice, The - SPC Vision
Apprentice 2, The - Marvin's Revenge - SPC Vision
Arcade Classics - Philips ADS / Namco
Asterix - Caesar’s Challenge - Infogrames
Atlantis - The Last Resort - PRL Redhill (Philips ADS)
Axis and Allies - CapDisc
Backgammon - CapDisc
Battle Chess - Accent Media (for Interplay)
Battleship - CapDisc
Big Bang Show - Infogrames
BMP Puzzle - Circle (for ZYX)
Brain Dead 13 - Readysoft
Burn:Cycle - Trip Media
Caesar's World of Boxing - Philips POV
Caesar's World of Gambling - CD-I Systems
Cartoon Academy - Bits Corporation
CD-i mit der Maus - SPC Vision
CD Shoot - Eaglevision Interactive Productions
Change Angels Kick-off - HMO
Chaos Control - Infogrames
Christmas Country - Creative Media
Christmas Country - The Lost Levels - Creative Media
Christmas Crisis - DIMA
Clue - 3T Productions
Clue 2 - The mysteries continue - 3T Productions
Connect Four - CapDisc
Creature Shock - Argonaut (for Virgin)
Crime Patrol - CapDisc
Crow, The - Philips POV
Cyber Soldier Sharaku - Japan Interactive media
Dame was Loaded, The - Beam Software
Dark Castle - Philips POV
Dead End - Cryo
Defender of the Crown - Philips POV
Deja Vu - Icom Simulations
Deja Vu 2: Lost in Las Vegas - Icom Simulations
Demolition Man - Virgin Interactive Entertainment
Demon Driver - Haiku Studios
Discworld - Teeny Weeny Games
Dimo's Quest - SPC Vision
Domino - Wigant Interactive Media
Down in the Dumps - Haiku Studios
Dragon's Lair - Superclub / INTL CDI
Dragon's Lair 2- Time Warp - Superclub / INTL CDI
Drug wars - Crime Patrol II - CapDisc
Dungeons & Dragons - PF Magic
Earth Command - Visionary Media
Effacer - CapDisc
Escape from Cybercity - Fathom Pictures
Evidence - Microids
Falco & Donjon & The Sword of Inoxybur - BMi / Zephyr Studio
Family Games I - DIMA
Family Games II - Junk Food Jive - DIMA
Felix the Cat - Philips Sidewalk Studio
Flashback - Delphine/Tiertex (for US Gold)
Flinstones Wacky Inventions - Philips Funhouse
Fort Boyard: The Challenge - Microids
Frog Feast - Rastersoft
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I guess you should just add a note like:
"if your player works just find, but simply does not save scores nor FTS's, then think about the option of NOT DOING this, because sometimes this surgery ends badly... Consider the risk of having to buy a new TimeKeeper IC or even a new player.."
Next week I'll see if a new chip will do the trick in my case. Hopefully it will! =)
Daniel aka "nrg78"
I've a problem with my player. During power up it displays CD-i and then "---". When I insert any kind of CD, even normal music CD discs it does not play. What could be the problem?
the battery can be empty, or the disc might be dirty? does the OS shop up when you start?
The Os shows up when I turn on the power button. It displays the Philips CD-i logo and the 2 icons at the bottom but doesn't do pretty much after that. The Cd's are working fine on my DVD player and discman or any other player for that matter. FYI mine is a Philips CD-i 220 model.
~does it happen when the player tries to access the digital video cartridge? Or does it also happen with base-case titles? I don't know what happens here, but maybe with the help of other people you may find a solution..?
I have no Digital Video Cartridge installed on my player and what is a base case title?
a base case title is a CD-i title which does not require a Digital Video Cartridge. I'm not sure if a CD-i player still boots when the battery is empty.
Hey guys, I have a 220 also which does not work. I get an "error" message when i turn it on, and no picture or sound at all. I also have the DV cartridge installed.
Any ideas how to fix this.. think it could be the battery?
thanks,
retromangia
I bought three Timekeeper Chips from a Company in China. It seems all three chips have non-working batteries. I'm guessing the chips have been laying around for years and are now defective. Does anyone know where to get fresh Timekeeper Chips ??
I bought three Timekeeper Chips from a Company in China. It seems all three chips have non-working batteries. I'm guessing the chips have been laying around for years and are now defective. Does anyone know where to get fresh Timekeeper Chips ??
I bought three Timekeeper Chips from a Company in China. It seems all three chips have non-working batteries. I'm guessing the chips have been laying around for years and are now defective. Does anyone know where to get fresh Timekeeper Chips ??
You might damage your system changing the time keeper
the chips are almost all ancient
I cut out my battery and installed a new cr2032 socket and battery
It was not terribly hard, i would try that before removing the entire chip
I've done this mod today and it works prfectly. Thank you very much. My 450 is now as new.
The battery that is originally used in the timekeeper is a BR1225 lithium cell rated at 3VDC and 48 mAh.
Using a battery holder for a CR2032 means you will be using a battery rated at 3 VDC at 230 mAh.
Considering that the original battery may last around 10-15 years, the 230 mAh from the CR2032 cell will last for a VERY long time.
Chances are this may be the last battery you'd need to change in your CDi with this modification.
I have performed this mod with my Magnavox CDI-200 and my Philips CDI-220, both successfully.
dorwena777 on Ebay repairs CDI players.
Don't let dorwena777 do anything to your CDI!!! He will swap parts off yours if you have something he needs and send the thing back to you with bunk parts in its place. This a-hole runs a CDI chopshop thats suspect at best!
There is a seller on Ebay dorwena777 that repairs the Timekeeper Problem.
I have been dealing with dorwena777 on Ebay for several years. They are honest reliable sellers and repair people. Other sellers are posting negative statements to slander this seller and for their own profit. Just check their feedback !!
Got any gleenogs?
I made a video guide/work log of this process. Hope someone will find it useful its pretty hard!
Here you go:
http://youtu.be/RyeRrF64ejo
Enjoy!
I was thinking a long time of doing this modification for my Philips CDi 220/39 Matchline by myself.
I feared destroying the machine but finally got my hands on a Dremel and startet scratching.
It was surprisingly well working and now the little basterd is like new.
I saved The 7th Guest yesterday and the data is still there! So I guess I just did it right :-)
What I was wondering about is that the display still shows "- - - - -" after starting the OS. Is that normal behaviour?
dorwena777 steals components from the systems they repair. Beware.
I've been hoping to go this route with my 220, but I've managed to peel away the entire top layer of the timekeeper chip. I have a resource in my area that claims to have this timekeeper replacement part, but I was hoping I could forego further, and more invasive, surgery.
I wonder if it's worth trying to solder at this point?
On the 220: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByVFclCNxuksc2REdUJoVGVMeEE
Front of the CD-i is left: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByVFclCNxuksaHdsaFg5X29pSEU
Front is right: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByVFclCNxuksVXQtT0V3bzJLZG8
Thanks!
I was in the process of trying this modification, when I pulled the upper half of the timekeeper too far and ended up pulling the entire top off. Am I still safe to continue chipping away to access the contacts, or have I ruined it?
There's a place not far from where I am that apparently stocks these timekeepers. You Do It Electronics of Needham, MA.
Be well!
-Tyler
2017 and I've had my CD-i for a few years. It arrived with dead battery from an eBay purchase and never wanted to dare try this (because I'm awful at this stuff).
Made it to the last dungeon of Zelda's Adventure and got a dirty disc error, all progress gone! That was the final straw.
Found this guide, painstakingly stabbed, scraped, and Dremel'd my way through the stupid battery encasing. Ripped it out, ripped battery and holder from and old PC mobo, soldered it into the CD-i with horrible skill, and turned it on...
IT WORKED. :D
Thanks so much for this guide, now I can go through Zelda ALL OVER again (so BAD) and finally beat and be rid of this game forever, now that dirty disc can't stop me.
Good luck to all those in the future!
Would it not be safer to install a new chip? Perhaps even in a socket now that we are modding the system. This way, it will be easy to pop in a new chip if it fails in the future...
The timekeeper-chip is this one, right? http://www.newark.com/stmicroelectronics/m48t08-150pc1/timekeeper-yy-mm-dd-dd-8kx8-dip28/dp/89K1456
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