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Few pics of the cabinet kit painted:

Hey guys, Retroaction´s 2nd online magazine is out and its all free: http://www.retroactionmagazine.com/magazine/

Hey bkenobi, thanks for the good questions! 1. We can use any wood based (MDF) material in the CNC machining station, but we opted for the hiquality, sturdy 19mm MDF because most of the customers would like to have their cabinet painted with their own choice of colour. 2. We opted for not to use T-molding at this stage. The edges are now rounded, yes. We are slighly anti T-molding here... Please dont shoot me for that decision Making a groove for t-molding would not be that big a job for us though: naturally then the edges would be left unrounded. But, at this stage, the t-molding groove is not available.

Thanks guys for the positive feedback. celly: the design is a mix of good things found from all over the Mame/cabinet sites, it took quite a few revisions in Autocad to come out with a design that had all the right elements suiting our taste. We think it turned out really nice & proportional. And the end result we are quite proud of; we could not make it any better qualitywise.

Hi guys, thought i show you some pics of our cabinet kit thats been fully machined with a CNC station. All the parts are of 19mm MDF-board and grooved & glued together. No screws or other gimmicks needed to assemble. We are now selling cabinet kits for all EU countries for all interested parties. At the moment, 2 different kits are be available: - unassembled, unpainted (460e) - assembled, painted (black) (520e) The customer has to manage shipping themselves, we are located in Finland. The cabinet kit is being manufactured by http://www.puujaloste.com/valokuvat.html We are located in Turku, Finland. http://stable.toolserver.org/geohack/geoha...ity%28175689%29 Lots of pics at: http://huoltovalikko.keskustelupalstat.com...4407&page=3 There is a prototype in the first pictures, the final design has control panel etc improvements, can be seen at the later pictures and at the attached pictures). A popular finnish online publication ran a story of the project with a few pics etc: http://plaza.fi/edome/artikkelit/yleiset/r...cadekabinetilla They used some of the prototype pics too, otherwise its a great story Any feedback appreciated, thanks.

Mine will definitely be running GameEx More info at http://huoltovalikko.keskustelupalstat.com...4407&page=3

Done here too. Money very very well spent.

Yuhuu, i can hear music now with 5.76! All ok! Thank You Tom, excellent! If all ppl were as helpful as you, we would be so much better off. Off to testdrive this great program more now. Yihaa.

The 5.75 download does not seem to work at this moment, the website is all ok otherwise.

Here is my log redone after trying to start the jukebox. Here is to hoping it helps out figuring what going wrong. log.zip

Here comes the log, try2. log.txt

Here comes the log, try2.

Here comes the log, try2.

Here comes the log, try2.

Here comes the log, try2.

Now the debug file had the right size, here comes the log.

Modab took the words right off my mouth, exact same probs encountered with the debug version here.

Hey Tom, deleted both files, no help. Moved some songs to from external hdd F: to the harddrive C:, but that was no help either. Have deleted the jukebox datfiles a couple of times after trying everything i can think of. No go.

Thank you Tom for all your work & help but I am sad to report, still no go with 5.72. How about you Modab?

I have the very same problem and i sure feel like a retard, cos i havent been able to figure this one out, after tom himself replied to me in another thread. I cant find any music with (GameEx 5.70) either, although my F:\mp3 folder has a massive collection of music.

Hi guys, been familiarizing myself with the wonderful GameEx, just updated to 5.70. I was wondering if there is a possibility to use another directory for music files than the windows media player dir? My music is stored on a USB harddrive and would like GameEx to play music from it. Is that possible?