Demo Menu is a useful application CD, it has the ability to boot scrambled and unscrambled binary files from a seperate multisession CDR, as an added bonus, Demo Menu can play S3M music files.

GhettoPlayVorbis is an early media player for the Dreamcast, it features Dan Potter's GhettoPlay menu and is the only Dreamcast homebrew application to concentrate solely on the OGG music format. Created by Thorsten Titze (using libogg and libvorbis code), the application is limited visually, but has very good playback quality.

DreamAMP is an early Dreamcast MP3 player created by Lienus, it also displays JPG pictures as background theme images for the menu, the functions are limited with the application but the playback is very good.

Memory Flashrom is an application to clear the current data in your Dreamcast's memory, it will return the memory to factory settings, just as if you plugged your Dreamcast in and booted it up for the first time.

DCMP3 is an early MP3 player for the Dreamcast, it's features include a JPG viewer which can be used to produce theme backdrops when playing tracks, a screensaver, and Playlist creation.

Linux for Dreamcast is an Operating System.

VMU Tool (a.k.a Dream Explorer) is an application for the Dreamcast that allows you to explore the content of your VMU, PC, and CD/GD, and open their files in the numerous bundled tools. The CD image includes almost 6000 VMU saves, 400 Shenmue VMU Goodies, 130 VMU games, 350 VMU icons, 32 new wallpapers and 9 new music tracks.

The VMU Backup CD contains over 3,200 save files with 350 games listed, there's also an easy to use menu for browsing and transferring files from the CD to your VMU.

This Dreamcast CD Image uses Patrick Swieskowski's 'To Eleven' MP3 player and features 'The Nine Inch Nails: The Slip' complete album from the official Nine Inch Nails site.

Dream Photo Manager is a small application for anyone that has the DreamEye camera peripheral.

NTSC Enforcer and PAL Enforcer are applications which attempt to force games to run at different frequencies. NTSC games are commonly known to run at 60Hz, whilst PAL games are commonly known to run at 50Hz, modern Television sets should display both frequencies, but some older sets may be problematic, these boot disks might be the solution if you are having problems.

JPEG Slideshow is a basic picture viewer created by Jon Reeser, it was later enhanced and developed into the Slideshow application by Nathan Whitehead.

D.I.S.S. (Dragyn's Image Slide Show) is a Dreamcast application to view JPG images on your TV. The CD Image contains the application along with 30 fairly high quality wallpaper/photographs so you can try out the software straight after burning.

Slideshow is a Dreamcast application to view JPG images on your TV.

This CD Image contains the Slideshow application along with 50 fairly high quality photographs so you can try out the software straight after burning, the sourcecode for the application is also included.

DCHakker (aka Dream Hakker) is probably the most useful application CD you could have in your Dreamcast homebrew collection, it has the ability to boot scrambled and unscrambled binary files from a seperate multisession CDR. As an added bonus, DCHakker can display JPG pictures on your TV and play S3M music files.

GypPlay is an MPEG1 movie Player for the Dreamcast created by The Gypsy, originally written for playing VideoCD files, the application can play virtually any MPEG1 videos. Development of the movie player started in 2000, and ended with the last release featured here (V2.0) winning first place in Lik Sang's y2kode competition.

VC/DC is a multimedia player, the application was mainly created for playback of VideoCD movies on the Dreamcast, but MPG videos and MP3 audio files are also supported. The application also has theme support similar to DCDivX, which means you can create onscreen wallpaper to match the audio and video content on the CD.

uDCDivX (unofficial DCDivX) is a multimedia player, the application is a continuation by Mekanaizer of Marc Dukette's DCDivX, it is based on the sourcecode from DCDivX Beta 4 and features upgraded support for videos. DivX (AVI) encoded movies, MP3 audio, and OGG audio files are supported, but theme support is not enabled in the player.

DCDivX is a multimedia player, the application was mainly created for playback of DivX encoded movies on the Dreamcast, but MP3 and OGG audio files are also supported. The application also has theme support, which means you can create onscreen wallpaper to match the audio and video content on the CD.

DCPlaya is a multimedia player for the Dreamcast, some of the audio formats supported are MP3, OGG, CDDA, SPC, SID, and MOD. The application also supports DivX, XviD, and FLV video files. Pictures and text can be displayed and visual plugins can be used for onscreen effects.

This is another audio player for the Dreamcast, the application is limited with support for MP3 files only, but can be used with multisession CDRs.

DC-Flash is a Flash movie player ported to the Dreamcast by Scherzo, the application uses sourcecode from the GPLFlash project.

DC Movie Player is a multi-media application for the Dreamcast, it has the ability to play a variety of video and audio formats including AVI, VCD, MP3, OGG, and many others. The application is an early Dreamcast player created by bero, the same author who ported many of the older First Person Shooters to the console.

With this image you can listen to over 27,000 classic Commodore 64 songs! The sound interface chip (SID) was one of the key factors that made the Commodore 64 legendary, it's more than bleep-blop music.

This image is virtually a Mini-Dream Selection containing the ASMA (Atari SAP Music Archive) with over 1,900 music files, the Dreamcast SAP player is by Christian Nowak.

The excellent short animated film Watch-Out! features as a bonus movie, It's the story of a little Ninja entering a highly secure temple by a full moon night. He'll have to use all his talents to reach his goal. Check out the official site here: http://watch.out.free.fr

Here we present Brian Postma's Dreamcast version of his Soundmon player along with 132 modules. Soundmon is an Amiga music format in the true oldschool style, the format itself was created by Brian Postma (who also made the editors for creating the music).

This is a CD Image featuring the sc68 music archive. This archive contains the AtariST and Amiga soundchip music that isn't available in the MOD format. Over 1,800 songs are included!

DreamMP3 is an MP3 player for the Dreamcast, the GUI is based on the Dream68 release by the same author, and the software later became the multimedia player DCPlaya.

DreamBee is a basic music player created for the Dreamcast by Ian Micheal, the application can play MP2 and MP3 files, has disk swap support along with a file browser, VMU animation during playback is also included.

DCVCD is a VCD, SVCD, and MPEG movie player for the Dreamcast, the application is an early evaluation version created by bero.

This CD is for anyone who has completed their NTSC version of Shenmue, and wants to carry their saved data over to the PAL version of Shenmue II.

As you most probably know Shenmue II was not released in the US in NTSC format, only in Japan as NTSC, and in Europe as PAL. US NTSC users would have to obtain an import of the sequel game and start with no save data, some were fortunate enough to transfer the Shenmue save file to a PC, hex-edit the file, then transfer the file back to their VMU, which enabled starting Shenmue II with their Shenmue 1 saved data.