Try MPXPLAY in DOS

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Posted by Doc D on 7, 2000 at 10:20 PM:

In Reply to: mp3 for mame machine DOS prog? posted by Vincent Valdez on 7, 2000 at 5:19 PM:

: Did anyone ever do this yet? Like it would be cool to have it running with ArcadeOS so you can select the songs with the joystick and everything through the arcade monitor. Just wondering if anyone has got this working.

Another DOS player is MPXPLAY. Has a lot of options and seems to work well.
Try http://www.geocities.com/mpxplay

I intend to add it to my cabinet (in progress) I was going to add it on the same computer as ArcadeOs but I decided to add a second computer in the same cabinet (a smaller 133mhz Pentium). I picked up a monochrome VGA LCD screen that I am mounting to the side of the cabinet, with it's own controls. This way it is independent of the MAME machine. I'm hooking it into my stereo amp and will probably use MP3 instead of my normal CDs.

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: : Did anyone ever do this yet? Like it would be cool to have it running with ArcadeOS so you can select the songs with the joystick and everything through the arcade monitor. Just wondering if anyone has got this working. : Another DOS player is MPXPLAY. Has a lot of options and seems to work well. : Try http://www.geocities.com/mpxplay : I intend to add it to my cabinet (in progress) I was going to add it on the same computer as ArcadeOs but I decided to add a second computer in the same cabinet (a smaller 133mhz Pentium). I picked up a monochrome VGA LCD screen that I am mounting to the side of the cabinet, with it's own controls. This way it is independent of the MAME machine. I'm hooking it into my stereo amp and will probably use MP3 instead of my normal CDs.

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