Voyager Multimedia

[Timothy Miller]

Already the Stravinsky Voyager CD is quite hard to find and selling  
at $60 or so from used book and CD dealers.

But it seems more desirable for these to remain available to the  
public, and useable on a non-legacy computer.

"If Monks Had Macs" was originally a Voyager HyperCard stack, if I'm  
not mistaken. It's been converted to Rev and is commercially  
available at modest cost.

Seems like the same thing could happen with the Voyager music  
tutorial CDs. Maybe one of the copyright holders will hear about this  
thread and get in touch with Rev.


Tim


On Jul 31, 2007, at 9:05 PM, Jim Lambert wrote:

>> Colin Holgate frequents the Apple QuickTime Talk list.
>
> And Colin is also an active participant of the Lingo-L (Director)  
> list.
>
> I had the pleasure to program Voyager's 'Salt of the Earth' CD-ROM.  
> It was one of the first disks to contain an entire feature film  
> (albeit in a small size!)
> Voyager had a nice collection of custom HyperCard xcmds that made  
> short work of some tricky maneuvers. The company was staffed with  
> immensely talented, creative and quirky folk. Fun and trailblazing  
> work.
>
> In time I imagine that original copies of Voyager's CD-ROMs could  
> become quite collectable.
>
> Jim Lambert
>
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