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Summary Spotify will no longer allow the functionality within DJ apps to stream music directly to DJ software. The concept of streaming music to DJ sets was a game changer, allowing to build DJ sets on the fly dependent on the crowds input and expand to include requests of music that they may not have in the immediate collection. Quotes My thoughts This was always a pretty grey area, as using spotify for commercial use was dicey at best (plus streaming music while djing live with them was a receipe for disaster). But was very useful for DJs as a means to include Songs in their sets that they think as spur of the moment additions, and allow for a great volume of music due to not having to buy each song seperatey (crazily most fo the digital musci stores have T&C's saying not for commerical use as well). While Spotify's music catalogue is not prefect, it allowed for more source material than say, a record pool or a certain genre New services to step in and fill the gaps include Soundcloud Go+ and Tidal Sources https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/24/21192473/spotify-revoking-support-developer-api-third-party-dj-apps-algoriddim-djay

Should take a look at Trinus VR - where you can use your phone as a vr headset mirroring any game on your pc Do a comparision on what Phone gets acceptable/best results https://www.trinusvirtualreality.com/