DJIVE / Interactive video wall
Interactive video wall — the room takes part, you stay in control
A looped visual is a video wall. An interactive video wall lets the crowd send something back. DJIVE puts a QR on your VirtualDJ output. Guests on the venue Wi-Fi scan, shout, request a track you actually have, vote, react, send a photo, or tip. Nothing hits the TV until you approve it.
What “interactive” actually means here
- Scan, don’t search The wall shows join the free venue Wi-Fi, then scan. There is no public website on the screen. People off the Wi-Fi cannot wander in.
- Three tabs on the phone Live, Message the DJ, Tip the DJ. No app store. Live is what is on the wall right now — reacts and votes live there too. On Pro, put a photo and words behind the page from Settings, Brand. DJive Theme stays the usual look.
- You gate the wall Approve & show, refuse, or block a phone. Auto-approve can run shoutouts and photos if you want the room to drive itself. Tips still wait until you confirm the money.
- The post is a moment It hits the big card first, waits its turn if another is up, then flies into the chat stack. Enough reacts in the time you set floats fire on that card.
Crowd bits you can call
Start a live vote from the booth — bride or groom, next genre, last orders. On Pro, whole words on a shoutout fire one backdrop behind the panels: birthday, dance, shots, winner. Names stay readable. That is how an interactive video wall feels like a show, not a comment feed.
A manager can post a venue notice with a 5-digit PIN from under the booth usage bar. Notices jump to next. The PIN is not on the QR.
Still a DJ tool
Interactive does not mean unmoderated. Requests come from your VirtualDJ library, including plugged-in drives. Remixes stack. You mark Played or Refuse. How a video wall DJ runs the night.
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