Jukebox Software
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Overview
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.
Arcade Jukebox 8
Created by Mark J. Schwartz, this software runs on Windows-based PC's, and is a singles-based software. Quite possibly, this may be the jukebox software that started it all. Different "skins" can be utilized, although creation of new skins by the end-user may or may not be allowed at this time. Freeware
Arcade Music Box 2
By Space Fractal. Requires Windows; Designed for MAME cabinets running MAMEWah. Supports vertical monitor orientations. Has a sort of HTPC look to the interface. Will run in low resolutions with appropriate skins. Freeware with a donation (€15) link available.
Homepage:
http://www.arcademusicbox.com
Freebox
By Barry Barcrest. Requires Windows; A skinnable album-style touchscreen jukebox. Includes search abilities via an on-screen keyboard. Freeware.
Homepage:
http://www.freeboxjukebox.com
SK Jukebox
By Salmonking. Requires Windows; A bar-style album jukebox. Very professional looking, with animated page changes. Possibly the most popular jukebox among the MAME community. Freeware with a donation link available.
Homepage:
http://www.pleasuredome.org.uk/~salmonking/
UncleT's Jukebox
By UncleT. Require Windows; Kind of a cross between a media player and an album-oriented jukebox. Many party-oriented features, including video support. Requires Windows Media Player 9 or higher and a minimum resolution of 1024x768. No specific license mentioned; appears to be freeware.
Homepage:
http://unclet.arcadecontrols.com/Jukebox/
Wincab/Doscab
By Chris. Requires Dos or Windows; DOSCab/WinCab Jukebox is an MP3 and OGG Vorbis player, designed for use in DOS or Windows based MAME cabinets or as a standalone home jukebox.
Homepage:
http://webpages.charter.net/celamantia/jukebox/
