Difference between revisions of "Jukebox Software"
(Testing out utilization of individual description pages concept) |
m (Addition of more juke software) |
||
Line 24: | Line 24: | ||
* [[Arcade Jukebox 8]] | * [[Arcade Jukebox 8]] | ||
* [[Arcade Music Box 2]] | * [[Arcade Music Box 2]] | ||
+ | * [[BoxEasy]] | ||
* [[Freebox]] | * [[Freebox]] | ||
+ | * [[Jukebox Simulator]] | ||
+ | * [[Nordbeat's Jukebox]] | ||
+ | * [[PartyTime Jukebox]] | ||
+ | * [[Silverjuke]] | ||
* [[SK Jukebox]] | * [[SK Jukebox]] | ||
+ | * [[The JukeBox'er]] | ||
+ | * [[The PC Jukebox]] | ||
+ | * [[Touchtone]] | ||
* [[UncleT's Jukebox]] | * [[UncleT's Jukebox]] | ||
* [[VirtualMusicJukebox]] | * [[VirtualMusicJukebox]] | ||
* [[Wincab/Doscab]] | * [[Wincab/Doscab]] | ||
+ | * [[Xlobby]] |
Revision as of 12:35, 15 March 2006
.....please see the talk page for cleanup issues
Jukebox software is designed to allow your PC to act and appear as a jukebox. Much like game emulators, there is a GUI to enhance this effect. Jukeboxes often require you to rip your music from CD's to your PC.
Software is available for several different operating systems and may or may not be freeware. Often, if the software is freeware, a donation link is present on the homepage of the software to allow you to show your appreciation for the developer's efforts in creating software that frequently rivals and/or bests commercial software!
Jukebox software may also be "skinnable", meaning the appearance of the software may be changed by the end-user based on their preferences. This may take the form of preset skins within the software, or the ability to develop and share skins with other end-users.
Lastly, touchscreens may be utilized if the software supports it, and can be used to eliminate the need for buttons or a keyboard/mouse combination altogether.
I'm just kinda using this as a placeholder. It seems like the comparison grid is the way to go, and I'm just transferring some of this stuff to an individual page so we can see how it may work