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49 Are there any licence agreements that have to be made to produce CD32 software? |
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This article is from the Amiga CD32 FAQ, by Stuart Tomlinson with numerous contributions by others.
A: The first real problem is in making a bootable CD32 disc. This requires
special software and license/royalty agreements which were available
from the C= developer programs.
Developers who obtained these rights before the C= liquidation may be
able to master the CD-ROMs with the appropriate boot/system files, for
you - as your publisher.
On the other hand, now that the C= liquidation is over, you should be
able to apply for your own developer status and publish your own CDs.
Escom are the new owners. It seems they're only going to market the
CD32 as a set-top box, but they could start making more early 1996 or
do a proper Amiga CD system.
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