Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: thetered on June 23, 2005, 11:48:12 pm
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Would an old computer with win95 and 133 processor play mp3's and run one of the jukebox programs? Any one know or tried?
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I have an older NEC laptop running win95 OSR2 that is a 133Mhz w/ 48MB RAM. It plays MP3's fine using winamp or Foobar 2000. I did try to test a couple of jukebox programs, but received missing DINPUT.DLL errors. I downloaded dinput.dll and wincab jukebox loaded, but the graphics were way too much for the PcChips display adapter to handle.
Hope this helps
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You could install DOS and use DOSCab Jukebox; WinCab may also work if you can get DirectX 7 (DirectX 9 might be too much for it).
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Assuming it's for a cabinet and you want to use arade controls, I think that Arcade Jukebox 8 (http://home.att.net/~mark.schwartz/) will run on that hardware. I can't remember exactly but I think I ran it on a similar machine under Win98 SE.
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Thanks for all your help and input, what I was looking at was an all in one point of purchase system with a touchscreen, but it dawned on me after looking at it again IT DOESNT HAVE A SOUNDCARD! So it probably would have been one of the quietest jukeboxes around!
Ah well, thanks again though!