Mike, You are correct. I edited with MS Paint and now that you mention the transparency issue, I recall Paint giving me a message that said the transparency layer would not be saved when I saved the updates. Back to the drawing board. Will give Gimp a try. Thanks, Greyfeld I made custom skins using...

Hello, I present my jukebox restored and running thanks to fruitbox https://imageshack.com/i/poBwUN1v https://ibb.co/fHF2gn https://ibb.co/mYsXgn https://ibb.co/jA40Z7 https://ibb.co/kb02gn https://ibb.co/ieLUSS https://mega.nz/#!HAVT3LSC!QHl7rizZceNZCUWgeGRJcjnGzJLtvZj46QtA8B9lqLg Great Job! That ...

Hi Jürgen I found a Plantronics USB headset adaptor I had lying around (which provides analogue audio in and out from USB), and plugged that into my Pi (as it's the only USB audio output device I have). I did a quick aplay -l which detected the USB device as card 1. Then I created a file called /et...

https://farm1.staticflickr.com/810/41446009391_6003e35195_z.jpg 20180413_210510_resized by Mark Jay , on Flickr Well, my sons 21st birthday today and I am pleased to say we have managed to finish out Fruitbox Jukebox. Some of the finishes were a bit rushed which we can revisit once the parties over...

To All, I just saw this post and have been working on making a 1953 AMI W-120 Wallbox run via Fruitbox. It has single selector keys per song and will be using a Arduino Due as a keyboard simulator. I have over 45 GPIOs used on the Due. The Due will also take care of proper power up and down sequenc...

Hello Markal, If you don't mind doing a little programming of your own, you could use something like the Teensy 3.2. It can emulate a USB keyboard (and mouse, and serial port). You would use that as your GPIO then and send commands to Fruitbox via USB. I'm using the Teensy as a decoder for a Seebur...