This is a live backup of the ancient HTML 
website found on the "Disc Magazine i" CD. 
This goes along with the VCD files 
found on the disc, 
which I have uploaded to my personal 
YouTube channel.

A playlist for this can be found at 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ak1IR93R114.

It's an obscure CD that I've found 
basically no information on, but it 
has some cool Dreamcast JP Launch era 
content and a few other cool things.

A Redump compliant rip of the disc and the 
uncompressed/unprotected MPEG-1 video files 
can be found on Archive.org at 
https://archive.org/details/disc-magazine-i-vcd

The file structure and code of the 
HTML folder has been preserved.

The only changes made to the code were making the 
link and image URLs absolute 
(due to server config), 
and converting the pages from 
"iso-2022-jp/iso-8859-1" encoding 
to "shift_jis" encoding.

An index.php with a file listing script has also 
been placed in each directory 
for easier navigation.

A .7z file containing this 
fixed version of the site 
is also available at the 
above archive.org url.
The above mentioned index.php file is 
not included with the archive.

The site starts from "MAIN.HTML", but you are 
of course free to look inside each directory.

The "PLAY" buttons on the site do not work,
and actually used an application on the disc
to play the MPEG-1 VCD Video Files on a PC
while browsing the site.

Please credit/link back to 
Clockwork Knight.com where possible.

Thanks again, and enjoy!

- Peter O'Hanlon (Tongara) 
        2024.01.21

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        Edit (2025.10.15): 

Site moved from 
https://www.clockworkknight.com/DMi2/ 
to http://dmi2.cwk.fyi/

The site also no longer uses HTTPS. 
This should hopefully help with 
compatibility on older browsers!

I have tested the site on
Sega Saturn PlanetWeb 4.035 Beta
using both a US Netlink Modem,
and a JP Sega Saturn Modem
on a VA0 Japanese Saturn.

I have also tested the site on
Dreamcast Custom Planetweb 2.6X,
via XDP Web Browser Special Edition R4
using a VA1 Japanese Dreamcast.

It works on both systems without issue,
except for the Japanese text 
using "shift_jis" encoding,
which is all garbled on both browsers,
and is also the case when using the 
original "iso-2022-jp/iso-8859-1" encoding.

Not sure if it is possible to fix this.
If anyone knows how to make it work 
for both older and newer browsers,
then please contact me at
contact at clockworkknight dot com!

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