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* '''Re-mappable keys: ''' Yes | * '''Re-mappable keys: ''' Yes | ||
* '''Monitor orientation(s): ''' Horizontal | * '''Monitor orientation(s): ''' Horizontal | ||
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* '''Controller(s): ''' keyboard, mouse | * '''Controller(s): ''' keyboard, mouse | ||
* '''Supported media format(s):''' mp3 | * '''Supported media format(s):''' mp3 | ||
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* '''Homepage: '''[http://www.arcadejukebox.net www.arcadejukebox.net] | * '''Homepage: '''[http://www.arcadejukebox.net www.arcadejukebox.net] | ||
* '''Additional Details:''' | * '''Additional Details:''' | ||
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| + | That is an excellent question. | ||
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| + | The original Arcade Jukebox was written because I had just built my MAME cabinet and thought “Wouldn’t it be great to turn this thing into a jukebox?” I looked all over the web but there wasn’t any software out there to do what I wanted to do. | ||
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| + | Sitting around drunk one night I remember hearing, “Well if you want it to be a jukebox why don’t you just write your own damn program?” and in a drunken slur I said “Who says I can’t write my own jukebox program…and where are my pants?” Note: Always hang out with people smarter than you… Sure you get made fun of a lot and call monkey-boy on occasion, but sometime their constant belittlement and abuse can spur you on to create something like Arcade Jukebox. | ||
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| + | So, hunched over my computer, my brow in a Neanderthal furrow, I started typing. Arcade Jukebox was born and exposed to the poor souls at BYOAC. | ||
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| + | I had good responses but soon the request came. So next came Arcade Jukebox 2. More requests. This continued up to this point. Sure, my friends still make fun of me and try to get me to eat gross things for money, but as they drive around in their Mercedes and Jaguars from their high paying jobs as surgeons and lawyers, I can proudly say “I have a MAME machine that usually works and I wrote Arcade Jukebox without the aid of performance enhancing drugs!” Maybe it’s not to late to go to medical school. | ||
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| + | ''Arcade Jukebox was created by [http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?action=profile;u=122 Mark], who is an active member in the [http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php BYOAC forums].'' | ||
Revision as of 16:46, 21 March 2006
This page is simply a placeholder and the information copied into here is inaccurate thus far. I didn't put a cleanup tag on here because it's just for demonstration purposes thus far.
- OS: Windows
- Cost: Freeware
- Skinnable: Basic - User can change text size and color of interface
- Re-mappable keys: Yes
- Monitor orientation(s): Horizontal
- Screen resolution(s): 400x300, 640x480 and 800x600
- Controller(s): keyboard, mouse
- Supported media format(s): mp3
- Format Orientation(s): Singles-oriented
- Additional Requirements:
- Homepage: www.arcadejukebox.net
- Additional Details:
That is an excellent question.
The original Arcade Jukebox was written because I had just built my MAME cabinet and thought “Wouldn’t it be great to turn this thing into a jukebox?” I looked all over the web but there wasn’t any software out there to do what I wanted to do.
Sitting around drunk one night I remember hearing, “Well if you want it to be a jukebox why don’t you just write your own damn program?” and in a drunken slur I said “Who says I can’t write my own jukebox program…and where are my pants?” Note: Always hang out with people smarter than you… Sure you get made fun of a lot and call monkey-boy on occasion, but sometime their constant belittlement and abuse can spur you on to create something like Arcade Jukebox.
So, hunched over my computer, my brow in a Neanderthal furrow, I started typing. Arcade Jukebox was born and exposed to the poor souls at BYOAC.
I had good responses but soon the request came. So next came Arcade Jukebox 2. More requests. This continued up to this point. Sure, my friends still make fun of me and try to get me to eat gross things for money, but as they drive around in their Mercedes and Jaguars from their high paying jobs as surgeons and lawyers, I can proudly say “I have a MAME machine that usually works and I wrote Arcade Jukebox without the aid of performance enhancing drugs!” Maybe it’s not to late to go to medical school.
Arcade Jukebox was created by Mark, who is an active member in the BYOAC forums.
