Tag: Elgato stream deck

Elgato made a huge announcement right before they took the stage for CES, introducing four new products to their already impressive line up of products. FOUR! Are you excited? I am! Let’s check out the products and see what they bring. Key light Lighting is an ever-evolving item in the world of streaming and entertainment. […]

If you’ve been using a Stream Deck and really care about your aesthetic, Elgato just made it easier to turn your keypad into an extension of your desktop background. On top of the regular key creator tool that has been available since the Stream Deck’s release, Elgato added a tab that lets you upload a […]

The Stream Deck, the visual organization peripheral from Elgato that helps streamers run programs, visual effects, and much more with a push of a button, has released its newest update. YouTube Integration YouTube is now a supported streaming service on the Stream Deck. Not everything is in yet but the two major features that have […]

Elgato has yet again delivered a fantastic update to their Stream Deck product. Making our lives easier by bringing us the 1.4.0 update. Profiles The first big change that Elgato has bought to us is the ability to create and use profiles. This is something that was requested by many users of the product from […]

The latest update in the XSplit 3.1 PTR adds several improvements, most notably native support for the Elgato Stream Deck. When I wrote the Stream Deck review, I lamented the fact that there were various functions in XSplit that you could bind to global hot keys but I hoped for native integration soon. XSplit and Elgato […]

The Elgato Stream Deck has been out for a few weeks now and I’ve had a lot time to of try it. I was initially pretty skeptical of a device like the Stream Deck since the concept of a control pad for your stream isn’t too unheard of but Elgato has made a device with […]

After quite a bit of teasing, Elgato has announced the Stream Deck. The Stream Deck is a pad with 15 LCD keys that can be customized to control various elements of your stream. In their trailer, they show off controlling OBS to start the stream, switch scenes, toggling on-screen effects, and controlling other media across your […]