What design firm developed on the Crossfire CD-ROM? Anyone know?
Top Notch.

 

Don't know who developed, but I think it's so funny to see them on ebay for $10, when they are FREE in several different magazines (like Fortune where I got mine--heck I didn't even get one when I bought mine).

 

tiger20,

where did you get yours from? Mine came from the dealer directly. I can check my package when I get home. I have the CD-ROM case and all. It maybe in there.. I will check later.

 

My dealer gave me a copy of the excellent CD-Rom plus one of the dealer lobby posters.

 

Has anyone else had problems viewing one of the movies? Not the Celine Dion stuff, but the 6 minute infotainment movie. I got my CD from Wired, and another one direct from Chrysler. Both won't play the movie. I just wanted to see footage of the car in action.

Running Win2k, latest SP. Updated flash, shockwave and anything else I can think of. Basically hitting play won't make it go. Clicking the movie screen makes the pause button show up, clicking again makes the play button show. Either way, it won't play.

Have to agree the CD with case is very well done.

 

If you are referring to the cd-rom provided to me with the car by my dealer, it played perfectly well on my Dell Computer, the same way all cd-roms do. And believe me, I am a computer klutz! Could it be a faulty copy? It is a very well done Crossfire item. Harleygeorge

 

Not likely a bad CD, because I have 2 of them. Both have the same problem, and I'm using a Dell computer too.

 

www.Firstborn.com developed the interactive CD-ROM

 

If you want to see it on the web you can view it here:

http://firstbornmultimedia.com/websi.../crossfire.htm

Since it is in Flash it can easily be viewed on the web as well as a CD...Bandwidth permitting.