CD32 FWSI (Wall Street Institute)

[alexh]

These devices are currently being sold by Analogic UK.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=400030246483

Not having enough memory is probably normal. FDD automatically uses some RAM for buffers.

[alexh]

ID4 wrote:
I know, another question is if is normal that the CD32 SVHS output show video in black and white?

Yes and no.

If SVideo is plugged into a TV which is set to receive composite you will get B&W. Try some of the settings to switch between composite and svideo.

Also if you have an NTSC TV and a PAL CD32 (or vice versa) you will almost always get B&W because of the difference in standards for the colour burst.

[alexh]

If your CDTV is PAL and your TV is PAL and your TV has an SVideo socket AND the TV is set to SVideo then something is broken.

P.S. SVHS is a video cassette recording system, SVideo is a type of AV signal.