Start with these five (most-asked questions)
Does it really run in a browser only?
Yes. Open app.autovj.club in the latest Chrome and you are running. No install, no account — the free demo covers about 90 percent of the feature set.
What hardware do I need?
Any machine that runs Chrome smoothly: 4+ cores, 8GB RAM, ideally a discrete GPU or Apple Silicon. The one thing to avoid is older integrated-GPU Intel Macs — they fall back to SwiftShader and drop to single-digit FPS.
Does this really work for a regular DJ bar night?
Yes. Regular venue operation with limited staffing is exactly the use case this tool is built for. Around 20-seat bars are the most common deployment.
Are lyrics and external video always on?
No — they default to off. The recommended pattern is calm visuals during normal hours, with lyrics switched on only for hook moments like choruses and singalong drops.
What should I do in the first 30 minutes?
Open the demo, run fullscreen for 30 seconds to confirm FPS, test on the real venue monitor, set up mic placement, and save a daily preset. The How-To page walks you through each step.
FAQ by topic (deeper)
Questions about PCs, phones, networking, microphones, and whether any software needs to be installed.
Questions about DJ bars, genre fit, staffed vs unstaffed nights, and how automated VJ fits real venue workflows.
Questions about lyric display, optional external video, and what venues should confirm before public or commercial use.
Topics covered here
- Whether it runs in the browser without installed software
- What kind of computer and network are recommended
- How it fits regular DJ bar operation
- How lyrics and optional external video should be treated
- What the best first test looks like
- What to confirm for rights in commercial use
- How to separate daily and event presets
What if your question is not here?
This FAQ grows over time based on real questions from venues. If yours is not listed, send it through the contact form or the feedback form inside the app. Once we notice a recurring pattern, it joins the FAQ.
Operational surprises and improvement suggestions are equally welcome — feedback from actual venues drives product changes directly.