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Newbie Question for MAME / Jukebox project
« on: January 19, 2005, 03:51:59 am »
Very simply can you run jukebox software in the background whilst playing MAME games with sound turned off?

The idea of playing your fav mp3 playlist whilst saving the universe is quite appealing.
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Re: Newbie Question for MAME / Jukebox project
« Reply #1 on: January 19, 2005, 09:54:28 am »
Probably depends on a number of factors.  On my system at home running XP Pro, I can play WinCab Jukebox and MAME at the same time and hear both, but I'm sure different operating systems, jukeboxes, MAME versions, DirectX versions,  motherboards, sound drivers, sound chipsets, etc. might have some issue that prevents the background application from playing properly.

I guess the best answer is "try it and see..."

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