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VirtualDJ 8 Getting Started
VirtualDJ 8 – Quick Setup Guide

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Welcome to VirtualDJ 8!........................................................................................................................... 3
Installation ................................................................................................................................................. 4
WINDOWS .............................................................................................................................................. 4
MAC ......................................................................................................................................................... 5
Opening VirtualDJ 8 for the first time..................................................................................................... 7
Installation Notes ...................................................................................................................................... 9
Application paths ..................................................................................................................................... 9
Upgrading to Version 8 ........................................................................................................................... 9
Database ............................................................................................................................................... 10
System requirements ............................................................................................................................ 11
Legal Information .................................................................................................................................... 12

VirtualDJ 8 – Quick Setup Guide

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Welcome to VirtualDJ 8!
Overview
VirtualDJ 8 is the new, highly anticipated flagship product that will take your audio and video mixing to a whole new level of creativity. Version 8, with its rich and innovative tools,

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