Serico: he wrote the article and he has a web site with some info and stuff.

Ok, thanks manuel. I will contact him.

If anyone else has more info on possible MSX laserdisc-setups please contact me.

Also when you have some MSX laserdisc equipment or games for sale don't hasitate to mail me at fhjhuizinga@tiscali.nl

I think that some Laserdisc system with RS-232 would be MSX compatible. The problem is that there is no replayer or arcade game coded for MSX computers. There is some old games that use a Z80 machine to play Laser Disc games with RS-232. If someone make a MSX-like Z80 code it would play on MSX computers equipped with Atari controlers ...

The PX-7 has several connectors in the backside to connect several laserdisc models. It has a Din and 3 jacks (DIN and 2 jacks for OUT, other jack for IN)
As the CLD-3090 has 2 jacks also, it is probably compatible.
You will have to find out which pinout is the one you need. PX-7 has 2 "OUT" jacks: one is stereo jack and the other one is mono type, but only one is used at a time.
As the manual says, a simple stereo cable is needed from "out" (in the PX-7) to "in" (in the Laserdisc).

As you can see, CLD-3090 has duplicated video and audio output. These are to see the original picture and the mixed picture in different monitors...

Are there any of these players emulated on emulators like bluemsx ?So if could find isos of the games,would it be possible to be played on emulators?

The difficult with iso is the Laserdisk is analog not digital, every RIP you can find is make digitizing the laserdisk.

Now you have daphne emulator and mame is almost ready to play laserdisk, so i think in a future we can play it with bluemsx and/or openmsx.