Guests on DJIVE have Sent / Played
Guests join from their phones. You choose what goes on the TV. Run it inside VirtualDJ, or open DJIVE Standalone on its own.
Same phones, same booth, same plans. The difference is where the TV picture comes from.
A Video FX overlay on the slot that already feeds the TV. Copy the DLL in, enable it, and the booth opens with VirtualDJ.
Open DJIVE Wall on the venue computer. Drag the TV window onto the screen the room can see, and double-click it to fill that screen. The booth is the other window.
Standalone only. Turn a library on and guests can search it. Leave it off and they type the title. Karaoke uses the same libraries when those tracks are there.
Join the venue Wi-Fi, then scan. If that Wi-Fi blocks phones, Online uses a DJive.co.uk link. The join address stays off the wall.
Shoutouts, music or karaoke requests, photos, votes, tips, and games.
A shoutout stays off the TV until you put it there, unless you've turned auto-approve on.
Any screen you can plug in. The same night in both versions.
Run a night on Basic. Create a free account for Registered, and claim 3 days of Pro. Then keep the full wall with Pro. A company with venues uses Business Whitelist.
No account needed
With a DJIVE account.
One month, or £10 a month until you cancel. A single month does not renew. A year is £110 once, for 365 days, and you save a month.
Each linked computer is Pro. It renews every month until you cancel.
Sign in from Settings, or from Account with the same email. You can also paste the key from when you pay.
Windows. Same account on both.
These are for the VirtualDJ plugin. The full guide, for the plugin and for Standalone, is on FAQ. Standalone also has its own short answers.
It's a VirtualDJ plugin that puts a guest wall on the TV you're already using. There's a QR, a big card for whatever is happening, and a chat down the side. People join the venue Wi-Fi, scan, and send a shoutout, a song request, or a photo. You choose what goes up from the booth.
No. If the room already has a TV, a projector, or an LED wall, leave that as it is. DJIVE sits on the VirtualDJ output that feeds it. We don't sell screens.
In VirtualDJ, open the add-ons and search for DJIVE. Or quit VirtualDJ, download the zip, and copy DJIVE Video Wall.dll into VirtualDJ's VideoEffect folder. Open VirtualDJ, turn DJIVE Video Wall on for that screen, and the first time tap Install Node if it asks, then Update. The booth opens with the plugin. The full steps are on the FAQ page, under Guide.
No. They use the browser on their phone. On the normal setup they join the venue Wi-Fi and scan. The address is not written on the TV. If that Wi-Fi blocks phones from your computer, switch to Online in Settings, IP Config. The QR then uses a DJive.co.uk link.
£10 for one month, or subscribe and it takes £10 a month until you cancel. A year is £110 for 365 days, and that does not renew. A year saves a month against paying £10 twelve times, and it adds on top of any time you already have left. Photos, tips, pub games, word animations, and your own logo are on Pro. A company with a few venues uses Business Whitelist: £24 a month for 3 venues at £8 each. Each extra venue is £10 a month. Each of those computers is Pro, and the venue panel opens on this site.
Open Settings, IP Config, and choose Online. Phones and your PC then use a DJive.co.uk link, so a venue Wi-Fi that blocks the computer still works. Apply Change and Restart Server turns it on without closing VirtualDJ. The normal setup is port 8787. Custom is a port you type. Check this PC shows the Wi-Fi name, the address, the port or the Online link, Windows Firewall, and whether you have internet.
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