Signing in at the booth
Don’t want to run DJOS on your own laptop? The venue’s booth computer can be your console for the night. You scan its screen with your phone, and you never type a password on the bar’s machine.
Setting up a booth (the venue does this once)
- 1Open joinvyve.io/booth on the booth computerIt shows a setup QR. The setup code lasts 30 minutes.
- 2A manager scans it and picks the venueFrom then on the booth screen waits for tonight’s DJ. Booths are listed on the venue’s DJs page under Booths, where a manager can remove one.
FigureBooth screen · joinvyve.io/booth
Nobody on the decks1
Scan to start your night.
2- 1Who's onLive now and the DJ's name, or Nobody on the decks.
- 2The QRChanges every 30 seconds, so a photo of it is useless by the time anyone could use it.
Starting your night
- 1Scan the booth screen with your phoneUse the phone you’re signed in to VYVE on. The QR changes every 30 seconds.
- 2Pick what you’re running tonightYour phone asks What are you running tonight? and lists the nights you’re booked for at this venue.
- 3Press Yes, open it on the boothThe phone says Look up. The booth is yours, and the booth opens DJOS or the game console for that night only.
The booth can only open your booked night. It has no access to billing, settings or anyone else’s events.
When it signs itself out
The booth logs itself out when your booking ends, when you hand the night over, or when you scan in somewhere else. To finish early, press End my night on this screen on the booth, or Log the booth out on your phone.
Heads up
If the scan says no
Code changed means the QR moved on while you scanned; scan it again. Not tonight means you aren’t booked at this venue right now: your window opens an hour before your set. One bar at a time means you’re live at another venue; your phone offers to move your night here.
Still stuck?
Send a message with your venue name and what you were trying to do. A person reads every one and replies by email.