- Streaming Console for macOS/Windows
- Configure Audio, Cameras, Colors, Lights
- Control Post-Production Edit Workflow
- 8 x Programmable Buttons
Elgato Stream Deck + Overview
Elgato Stream Deck + Specs
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Elgato Stream Deck + Reviews
Works well when it works
I don't use this for streaming. I use it primarily as more of an audio switcher/volume controller, display, and a physical shortcut to apps. I wanted to use it also for muting my microphone, but due to plugin issues, I gave up on that. The Stream Deck does require the Stream Deck app to be active in order to see your configurations reflect. There's no onboard memory or anything. The auto startup for the Stream Deck app is somewhat finicky as well. Sometimes it doesn't startup and you'll have to manually start it up. I considered using the discord plugin, but it asks for an uncomfortable amount of permissions, that I decided to go with the volume controller, which had its own set of issues. The volume controller plugin works sometimes, other times it just displays a warning sign with no real errors to debug with. I gave up on using it for muting or handling volumes at all, and resorted to using the wave link plugin, which is more stable so far. The downside is that I had to install the Wave Link app to go with the Stream Deck. I'm currently only using this on Windows 11. Build quality wise, no complaints there. The knobs have a nice feel to them and have a distinct bump for each notch you rotate over.
Fine-Tuned Control
Love the Stream Deck +. Helps me control everything from an Elgato Key Light to apps on my Mac to custom scripts that help me interface with a digital sign across the room.
