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* '''OS: ''' Windows or DOS | * '''OS: ''' Windows or DOS | ||
* '''Cost: ''' Freeware | * '''Cost: ''' Freeware | ||
| − | * '''Skinnable: ''' Full, change all artwork, all interface elements can be changed (size, location and resolution) | + | * '''Skinnable: ''' Full, change all artwork, all interface elements can be changed (size, location and resolution); skins can be changed on the fly. |
* '''Re-mappable keys: ''' Yes | * '''Re-mappable keys: ''' Yes | ||
* '''Monitor orientation(s): ''' MonitorLess, Vertical, Horizontal, and Mirrored | * '''Monitor orientation(s): ''' MonitorLess, Vertical, Horizontal, and Mirrored | ||
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* '''Additional Details:''' | * '''Additional Details:''' | ||
:DWJukebox (formerly known as DOSCab/WinCab Jukebox) Jukebox is an MP3 and OGG Vorbis player, designed for use in DOS or Windows based MAME cabinets or as a standalone home jukebox. It is designed to operate as a true jukebox, and not a media player. It is a complete jukebox construction set which can be completely re-skinned and controlled via keyboard, keyboard encoder, gamepad, mouse, or touchscreen. | :DWJukebox (formerly known as DOSCab/WinCab Jukebox) Jukebox is an MP3 and OGG Vorbis player, designed for use in DOS or Windows based MAME cabinets or as a standalone home jukebox. It is designed to operate as a true jukebox, and not a media player. It is a complete jukebox construction set which can be completely re-skinned and controlled via keyboard, keyboard encoder, gamepad, mouse, or touchscreen. | ||
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| + | :The main feature of DWJukebox is its flexibility; it can be adapted to use just about any control scheme, from a joystick with a single button to a full custom control panel. Every element of the interface is defined in a skin definition file, allowing for complete customization of the display. | ||
:''Note: DWJukebox only supports touchscreens in DOS and Windows XP.'' | :''Note: DWJukebox only supports touchscreens in DOS and Windows XP.'' | ||
Latest revision as of 08:19, 5 December 2013
- OS: Windows or DOS
- Cost: Freeware
- Skinnable: Full, change all artwork, all interface elements can be changed (size, location and resolution); skins can be changed on the fly.
- Re-mappable keys: Yes
- Monitor orientation(s): MonitorLess, Vertical, Horizontal, and Mirrored
- Screen resolution(s): Any resolutions
- Main Control(s): Buttons, Joystick, Keypad, Touchscreen, Mouse, Gamepad
- Supported media format(s): mp3 ogg mid
- Format Orientation(s): Album & Singles-oriented
- Additional Requirements:
- Homepage: DWJukebox
- Additional Details:
- DWJukebox (formerly known as DOSCab/WinCab Jukebox) Jukebox is an MP3 and OGG Vorbis player, designed for use in DOS or Windows based MAME cabinets or as a standalone home jukebox. It is designed to operate as a true jukebox, and not a media player. It is a complete jukebox construction set which can be completely re-skinned and controlled via keyboard, keyboard encoder, gamepad, mouse, or touchscreen.
- The main feature of DWJukebox is its flexibility; it can be adapted to use just about any control scheme, from a joystick with a single button to a full custom control panel. Every element of the interface is defined in a skin definition file, allowing for complete customization of the display.
- Note: DWJukebox only supports touchscreens in DOS and Windows XP.
- DWJukebox was created by Chris, who is an active member in the BYOAC forums, where support can also be found his own forum
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