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From: jaw@ames.UUCP (James A. Woods)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: CD data subcodes:  When?
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Date: Fri, 31-Aug-84 16:36:08 EDT
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Posted: Fri Aug 31 16:36:08 1984
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#  Art is I,
      Science is We,
	 Engineering is They.     -- Claude Bernard, extended by David Kuck

     It sure would be nice to not have to push A-9 (or whatever) on that
Technics CD jukebox to get a specific song, but rather keyin "Tibetan Bells"
(or some such).  So how's the state of CD subcodes for song titles, liner notes,
TV album art, music-synced slow scan animation, etc?

     I imagine that the first generation CD jukes would at least have
an RS (232/422) input jack so that that the title keyword -> side/band mapping
could be done with a home micro database program.

	-- James A. Woods  {hplabs,hao,philabs}!ames!jaw  (jaw@riacs.ARPA)