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| Kremmit:
Just found this: http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/volumouse.html You can make the scroll wheel of your mouse control your PC's volume setting with this app. If you've got a spinner connected to the Z-axis on an Opti-Wiz, you're golden. Should also work with any cheap mouse's scrollwheel hacked to a knob. Can be set so that it only controls the volume when a certain key is pressed (or a lot of other conditions, if you like), so your spinner will still be a spinner the rest of the time. You can also set it to work "when no button or key is pressed", so you can make a fulltime volume knob if you want. Freeware; can't beat the price, either. 8) |
| ahofle:
Another option (works with X, Y, or Z axis, plus any key combinations): http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=69901.0 |
| Donkey_Kong:
Awesome! I might have to try that mouse scroll wheel hack. I just happen to have one that my kids completely wore out the left click button on. Thanks for the info guys. |
| Kremmit:
Cool, Andy, I hadn't seen that. Can yours be mad to work without a hotkey, for a fulltime volume knob? No good on an arcade cab, but on a dedicated juke... |
| Space Fractal:
This feature was in Arcade Music Box (X or Y axis) nearly since beginning, but only without a shift button I remember. I implicated this in MultiJuke (All 3 axis) as well, where you can use a "Volume Spin" (as I called it) button as well or not. ETC MultiJuke would greatfull use a spinner to its fullest in MultiJuke both Arcade and Jukebox modes.... Otherwice it a great addications for those using a spinner for a any type of cabinet, if you have a spinner or trackball. |
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