Operation Manual

VirtualDJ 8 - User’s Guide
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sources when the video crossfader is moving
videoFx
Select which video fx plugin is currently loaded
videoLogo
Show a logo on the bottom-right corner of the video output (you need a
VirtualDJ PRO license to be able to remove or change the logo)
videoLogoImage
Select which image is used for the video logo (you need a VirtualDJ
PRO license to be able to remove or change the logo)
videoLogoSize
Select the size of the video logo (you need a VirtualDJ PRO license to
be able to remove or change the logo
videoLogoPosition
Select the position of the video logo (you need a VirtualDJ PRO license
to be able to remove or change the logo)
Karaoke
karaokeBackgroundMusic
Select which folder is used to play background music between karaoke
songs, when the karaoke mode is active. (can also be Automix (default)
or sidelist, to respectively use the Automix playlist or the Sidelist playlist
from the SideView)
karaokeBackgroundImage
Select which image will be displayed when the background music is
playing (between karaoke songs)
karaokeBackgroundVolume
Set the volume at which the background music is played, between
karaoke songs
karaokeSkipSilence
If set to true, automatically skip silences when playing background
music in karaoke mode
Skins
coloredWaveforms
Select which color scheme is used on the waveforms to identify the
beat, vocal and instrumental areas
beatCounterRange
Set over how many beats the beat counter on the skin is counting
(default: 16)
skin
Name of the current skin file
maximized
Select if the skin is maximized to use the full desktop (1), use the full
desktop including the taskbar (2), or windowed (0)
customButtons
Actions saved for the various custom buttons and custom knobs
skinDisableHWAccel
Set to true if you don’t want the skin engine to use DirectX acceleration
maxSkinFPS
Set the number of Frame Per Seconds used by the skin engine
Controllers
disableBuiltInDefinitions
Set to true if you don’t want VirtualDJ to use its built-in controller list to
recognize MIDI or HID devices
touchWheelBackspin
When true, moving a touchweel backward with the touch part pressed,
and releasing it while the wheel is still spinning backward, will continue
like if the wheel was still touched; until the wheel stops moving, to
produce a backspin effect
touchWheelForwardspin
When true, moving a touchweel forward with the touch part pressed,
and releasing it while the wheel is still spinning forward, will continue
like if the wheel was still touched until the wheel stops moving, to