Multimedia in the 1990s

allowing already analogue applications approach audio become British called CD-A CD-I CD-ROM CDTV cent communication companies compression consumer continue cost course create customers database deliver disc display effective electronic elements emerging environment established European example existing frame growth hard hardware HDTV images important industry initiatives interactive interactive video interface issue kind launch libraries look major means medium million motion moving multimedia offer optical particular Philips picture platforms players possible potential powerful practical problem programme publishers range retrieval schools screen simple single sound standard stored success suggests television United users videoconferencing videodisc widely