AnimationSpeed sets the speed of the page change animations. This value
can range from 2 to 100. Since this value represents milliseconds between
frames, lower numbers are faster. Setting the speed to 0 or Disabled
disables page change animations.
Default value: 20
See also:
Animation.
AnimationAcceleration sets the rate at which the page change animation
accelerates. It accepts values from 1 to 100, with 100 being fastest.
Acceleration only starts to kick in on the third page change, and once
the page change button is released for more than a second or two the
acceleration resets. A value of 0 or Disabled turns off acceleration.
Default value: 20
See also:
Animation.
When DWJukebox starts up, it will cycle through color depths until it
finds one that is supported at the requested resolution. By default, it
tries 16 bits per pixel first, then 15, then 24, then 32. This may cause
some undesired flashing on startup, or the selection of an undesired
color depth. Setting ColorDepth to either 15, 16, 24, or 32 will cause
the jukebox to try that color depth first. Setting ColorDepth to
Auto will go in the order listed above in DOS; in Windows, the Auto
setting will try to use the existing desktop color depth before trying
the others in the order listed above.
Note that selecting an unsupported color depth may cause the jukebox to
open in a window in Windows.
Default value: Auto
If a skin does not perfectly match the rotation, either the height or the
with must be either clipped or letterboxed to make the display fit.
FixedDimension = Height uses the full height of the skin; FixedDimension
Width uses the full width of the skin. FixedDimension = Auto uses width
for horizontal orientations and height for vertical orientations.
Default value: Auto
See also:
Rotation.
IconFocusBoxThickness sets, in pixels, the thickness of the dotted
focus line around highlighted icons; TrackFocusBoxThickness sets the
thickness of the line around track titles. If set to AUTO, the
thickness will depend on the screen resolution; if it is set to 0 or
DISABLED, the focus line won't appear at all.
Default value: Auto
See also:
FontFocusColor,
FocusColor.
FontSmoothing sets whether TrueType fonts used by the jukebox are
anti-aliased (smoothed). Disabling font smoothing may increase
performance on slow machines. FontSmoothing has been tested to work at
full speed on at least a Pentium 166 at 800x600 resolution.
Default value: Enabled
InsertCoinMsg1 and InsertCoinMsg2 set the message that appears when a
selection is attempted with no credits available.
If the jukebox is set to use credits and a selection button is pressed
with no credits available, the message specified in InsertCoinMsg1 and
InsertCoinMsg2 will be shown on the Upcoming Songs display. If the
Upcoming Songs display is set to only display one line, only
InsertCoinMsg1 will be shown.
Default value: NO SELECTIONS REMAINING for line 1, INSERT COIN for line 2
See also:
RequireCredits.
The MonitorAspectRatio sets the physical aspect ratio of the monitor,
NOT the aspect ratio of the screen resolution. A particular monitor
always has the same aspect ratio no matter what resolution it's running
in. The aspect ratio needs to be set for the monitor in its "natural"
configuration, not accounting for the Rotation setting in the jukebox.
If the display is rotated in hardware by the video card, it needs to be
inverted.
Aspect ratios can be specified as an actual ratio (4:3 or 16:9, for
example) or as a decimal number representing the ratio (for example,
the standard 4:3 aspect ratio can be expressed as 1.33334,
which is roughly 4 divided by 3). You should only need to
change this if you have a widescreen monitor. Most widescreen
monitors use a 16:10 aspect ratio, or 1.6; widescreen TV's or
monitors with TV-style 720 or 1080 vertical resolutions are usually
16:9, or 1.77778.
If MonitorAspectRatio is set to STRETCH, the full height and width of
the skin will fill the height and width of the monitor and the
FixedDimension attribute will be ignored.
Default value: 4:3
MousePointer points to the file containing a set of Allegro bitmaps
representing the mouse pointers. Right now, changing this is only
useful if all of the pointers have their hotspot in the same spots as
the default pointer file, as the hotspots are currently hardcoded.
Default value: jbdefptr.ptr
RefreshRate requests a specific monitor refresh rate. Be careful with
this value! Most monitors will not accept an out of range refresh rate,
but some older monitors could theoretically be damaged. If in doubt,
do not set a refresh rate and the monitor's default will be used.
Default value: Monitor default
Rotation sets the rotation of the display. This value can be specified
three different ways; use the one that makes most sense to you.
First, Rotation may be specified in 90 degree clockwise increments. Thus,
Rotation = 0 is horizontal, Rotation = 1 is vertical rotated to the
right, Rotation = 2 is upside down, and Rotation = 3 is vertical rotated
to the left.
Second, Rotation may be specified in degrees, with 0, 90, 180, and 270
being the only supported values.
Finally, rotation may be specified as HORIZONTAL, VERTICAL (or
VERTICAL RIGHT), UPSIDE DOWN, or VERTICAL LEFT.
Default value: 0
See also:
FixedDimension.
Skin sets the default definition file. It can be either the name of a
specific .skn file in the Skins folder, or the name of a folder in the
Skins folder containing a .skn file by the same name. It is not
necessary to specify the .skn extension.
Multiple skins can be specified as Skin1, Skin2, etc. When multiple
skins are used, the BTN_SKIN_NEXT and BTN_SKIN_PREV keys can be used
to cycle between them, or buttons BTN_SKIN_1 through BTN_SKIN_10 can
be used to switch directly to a particular skin.
Default value: Default.skn
Width and Height set the screen resolution. The skin will be scaled to
fit this resolution, adjusted by the aspect ratio of the monitor.
Because of these automatic adjustments, any skin can be used in any
resolution and any rotation.
Although any skin can be used at any resolution, use skins especially
designed for low resolutions for best results below 640x480.
Note that the Width and Height are for the monitor in its normal
horizontal configuration. Thus, even if using a rotated display set the
Width and Height appropriately for a non-rotated horizontal display.
If Width or Height is set to Auto, the jukebox will use the existing
desktop resolution in Windows, or 1024x768 in DOS.
Default value: Width=Auto, Height=Auto
See also:
FixedDimension.