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<H1>OS2L plugin</H1>
<H2>Introduction</H2>
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The OS2L plugin allows direct communication between QLC+ and an OS2L capable host.<br>
OS2L specifications can be found at: <a href="http://os2l.org/">http://os2l.org</a><br>
At the moment the only OS2L host supported is <a href="https://www.virtualdj.com/">Virtual DJ</a>.<br>
QLC+ OS2L plugin will work either on the same host (127.0.0.1) or on a different host with
an OS of your choice (Windows, macOS, Linux)
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<H2>Configuration - Virtual DJ</H2>
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First and foremost, you need to tell VDJ where to send OS2L messages.<br>
Open VDJ settings, go to the 'Options' panel and type 'os2l' in the top search box.<br>
Modify the 'os2lDirectIp' field by setting the IP:port where VDJ can reach QLC+.
For example, '127.0.0.1:9996' should work if QLC+ runs on the same (Windows) PC of VDJ.<br>
Once done, restart VDJ.<br>
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Now go to QLC+, enable the OS2L plugin on any universe. If you have set a specific port in VDJ,
open the OS2L configuration dialog and set the same port there.<br>
Once done, QLC+ will start receiving signals from VDJ (joystick icon will blink beside the Universe box)
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