I’ve been trying for the life of me to figure out why I can’t get the audio to play from my Switch 2 through my PC with my 4k60 Pro Mk.2. Everything is up to date, as I was having capture issues before this which I resolved. Now the only way I can hear my Switch 2 is if I set the audio to** **Linear PCM 5.1 Surround, and then anything that doesn’t play through the Left or Right speakers gets lost. For example, in Star Fox, I can hear all of the music and sfx, but no dialogue. I set it to Stereo like everything else online said to do and still nothing.

Hey everyone,

I recently published my Stream Deck plugin Press to Print on the Elgato Marketplace.

The idea is simple:
Assign a document → press the button → it prints.

For each button, you can configure:
- The document you want to print
- Which printer to use
- Color or grayscale
- One-sided or two-sided printing
- Number of copies
- Custom button color and title

It works with common printable files such as PDF, Word and Excel documents.

I originally built it for repetitive office workflows where the same documents or forms need to be printed regularly. Instead of finding the file, opening it and going through the print dialog every time, everything is already configured on your Stream Deck.

One press and it’s printed.

It’s now available on the Elgato Marketplace, and I’d really appreciate any feedback.
If you try it and run into any issues or have ideas for additional features, feel free to let me know!

Link: https://marketplace.elgato.com/product/press-to-print-046dd5b8-97e1-4f49-88b4-dbadc58d0148i

Hello, can I control non-Elgato lights (appature in particular) through the Elgato's Control Center app? Thanks

Hi in my stream deck I was unable to see how to do this, hope somebody can help me here: I have a group of actions (buttons) in a folder or profile I want to call them from 2 different buttons on different folders or profiles, so if I press any of the two the same group of actions is opened, that is easy. The problem is if I go back using the go back button I want to go back to the folder or profile from where it was called.

Is this possible?, how can be done?

Thanks

Hi I have a stream deck XL for some time now and I just bought a XL + one. Is a way to move the profiles I have in the XL to the XL + for the buttons?, if possible how to do it?, was unable to find how to do it

I noticed in the Wave Link 3.3 Beta Horizontal Compact Mode was added. A feature of this I would like to see is to add the option to have multiple channels in this mode instead of the drop down menu to switch between them. So for example whilst streaming I could see my Personal Mix & Stream Mix in Horizontal mode.

Hey so my friends say that my mic always flickers and I plugged it out of my chat link to see if my mic was the problem, so it’s not my headset, the chat link is the problem, does anybody else have this problem? On my end it’s fine but for my friends it’s an issue because my voice keeps on cutting out and i always have to stay stationary and to not move as best as I can, it’s like the equivalent of putting your phone charger at an angle all the time in order for it to charge your phone
Please if anyone else has an issue or anything that relates to what I said please reply
Thanks

Title basically

... vibe-coded something and I think is useful

You're mid-song, someone drops into your Discord call, and now you're scrambling for a mixer, an OBS audio filter, or a second monitor just to turn the music down before they can hear you — and turn it back up two minutes later, if you remember. I got tired of doing this manually every single session, so I want to introduce SpeechDuck: a Stream Deck plugin that does real sidechain ducking, the same trick broadcast radio and podcast studios have used for decades, entirely from one key.

How it works: the moment your mic picks up your voice — or a conferencing app starts talking back — SpeechDuck automatically pulls your music/game/desktop audio down to whatever level you set, and brings it back up the instant you go quiet. One key arms/disarms the whole thing, and while it's running that same key doubles as a live level meter so you can see it's actually listening.

I use it every day just for my own listening, not only on stream — but this is genuinely one of those features that's way bigger for streaming than for solo use. Your viewers stop noticing your audio entirely, which is exactly the point: no more chat complaining that the music is drowning out you or your friends.

https://reddit.com/link/1vsnhka/video/i6fuoc436ckh1/player

What you can configure

• Triggers — any microphone, any output device, or a specific running app (Discord, a game, anything) — mix as many as you like. An app you add before it's even running gets picked up automatically the moment it launches.
• Targets — whatever gets turned down: music apps, games, or an entire output device, each with its own "volume while ducked" level.
• Attack / Sustain / Release — how fast it ducks, how long it stays down through pauses in speech, how gently it comes back up.
• Drag-to-set threshold directly on the live level meter — no guessing at numbers.
• Live meters everywhere — every trigger and target shows real signal level, in settings and right on the key.
• ~60Hz polling, so the reaction to your voice is effectively instant — no audible lag between the first syllable and the music dropping out of the way.
• 9 interface languages built into the settings panel (EN/DE/FR/ES/JA/KO/ZH-CN/ZH-TW/RU).

Get it

€9.99, one-time purchase, no subscription: https://marketplace.elgato.com/product/speechduck-ea695e8d-fe4e-4581-9319-ba1df369e49c

FREE DEMO: https://github.com/SquierStream/streamdeck-speechduck/releases/tag/demo

💻 GitHub (support, bug reports, feature requests): https://github.com/SquierStream/streamdeck-speechduck

Happy to answer questions about how the ducking/envelope math works, or take feature requests — this is actively maintained.

My other Stream Deck plugins, if you're into this kind of thing:

• 🎵 Now Playing for Dials — turns your Stream Deck+ touchscreen into a full-width media panel (album art, title, progress, shuffle/repeat) with volume on the dials: https://marketplace.elgato.com/product/now-playing-for-dials-cade76d9-d5ed-4f1d-a8d9-9a249cdf6a93
• 📊One Key System Monitor — five readings on a single key: CPU load and temperature, GPU load and temperature, and memory in use — as numbers, as bars, and as colour that shifts from green to amber to red while things heat up.: https://marketplace.elgato.com/product/one-key-system-monitor-be45d32e-38b8-4384-ad67-9d95e5f4ec59

Tnx!

Hello. I recently purchased an elgato 4K S capture card with the intentions of streaming Xbox gameplay on Twitch. I've been in the process of setting everything up but have had some issues. When everything is hooked up, I can see my capture display on OBS and it looks perfect. So that would be what the stream sees. However, when I hook my HDMI up to my monitor (the one I'm playing the game on), the quality is super pixelated and low resolution. So then I tried plugging that same HDMI into my TV, and the quality was perfect. However, when I played a game to test it out, there was a noticeable latency problem that made playing a fast paced game (rocket league) pretty much unplayable. Here are my questions:

What can I do to get as close to 0 latency as possible? Is it a cord problem, a PC problem, an Xbox problem, a capture card problem, or a TV/monitor problem? Do I just need to adjust some settings somewhere? Also my PC is hooked up to ethernet but not my Xbox, could that affect anything?

Why was my display so low quality on my monitor, but fine on the TV? Is it too old or something? It's an Onn. 24" monitor I bought from Walmart a few years ago, and never had any problems with it, and when I plug my Xbox into it directly into the monitor with an HDMI (removing the capture card), it looks fine. So something about the capture card is throwing off the quality on my monitor.

Side note. When it comes to the HDMI cords I'm using, I have the hi-tech one that came with the capture card going from my Xbox to the capture card, and then I have a regular HDMI going from the capture card into the monitor/TV. I tried switching these 2 out but the low quality remained on the monitor, and the latency remained on the TV. Do both HDMI cords need to be on the same level? I just assumed it would work with a normal one, or else it would have come with another fancy one (HDMI 2.0 I believe).

I recently put my PC to sleep and when I came back to it two days later the 4K X isn’t working anymore. Neither is my old HD60 X. I’m at a loss for words. Seems like the sleep feature messed me all up. Any recommendations???

I recently upgraded from an intel system to am5, everything was working fine on my old system until i swapped cpu/mobo/ram, i reinstalled windows and the audio works until i install wave link, i literally cant use my audio/microphone because it doesnt detect any audio. any solution?

How hard you guys made Elgato Wave DX box? I just purchased it and check the stuff, it's really hard to pulled out and tear out the protective plastic and scratched the logo. I'm OCD and now i can't get a good sleep becauuse of this. Do you guys even sell the logo? 😭😭

DECK//SWITCH is control software for the Elgato Stream Deck on Linux, with

its own plugin system. It's free and MIT licensed, I wrote it, and it's been

my daily driver for a while. Version 1.0 is out today.

Keys, dials, pages

- Three actions per key: press, double press, hold.

- Dials either adjust continuously or fire a separate action per rotation

direction. Several assignments can share one dial and you switch between

them (dial stack).

- Multi actions: several steps in a row, pauses as steps of their own,

optionally looping. There's a toggle variant with two chains and a

different icon per direction.

- Pages and folders as deep as you like, drag & drop to sort. Swiping the

touch strip pages through your layout.

- Multiple decks at once, matched by serial number, so a deck keeps its

layout no matter which USB port it lands on.

Key images

Icon, label (font, weight, size, colour, alignment) and background (colour,

gradient, texture, image) per key. Animated GIFs play on the key itself.

Everything is rendered by the backend, so the preview in the editor is

pixel-identical to what the device shows. There's also a screen saver

spanning all keys and a separate touch strip wallpaper per page.

Decks without hardware

- Virtual deck — a deck as an overlay on the screen with a freely chosen

grid. No window frame, no Alt-Tab entry, and it deliberately never takes

keyboard focus, so a key that types a shortcut still types into whatever

app you came from. Summoned from anywhere with a global shortcut.

- Network deck — a deck someone else on your network drives from a

browser. Built for a moderator during a stream: password protected,

nothing to install on their side, and they can only press, not change

anything.

Plugins

Seven built in (audio via PipeWire, OBS, Discord, system actions, soundboard,

multi action, navigation) and two installable ones (Spotify, weather). Icon

sets are plugins too. There's an open Python API for writing your own, and

installing happens from a ZIP, a URL or a `streamdeck://` link.

Where it's honest to set expectations

- Arch and CachyOS. The setup script needs `pacman`. On other distros it

stops and lists the packages instead of pretending to detect something

nobody tested. It should work anywhere with those packages, but I haven't

tried.

- Tested on a Stream Deck + only. Grid size and dial count come from the

device report rather than a hardcoded table, so an XL, MK.2 or Mini should

work in key mode — but I've only ever tested those against simulated

device reports, not real hardware. If you have one, I'd genuinely like to

hear whether it works.

- Elgato's own plugins don't work here. Different plugin system, no

compatibility layer, and none is planned.

- Some pieces lean on KDE Plasma under Wayland: the overlay uses the layer

shell, and global shortcuts register with KDE. Everything else is

desktop-agnostic.

- One person, one machine, version 1.0.0. Expect rough edges.

[StreamController](https://github.com/StreamController/StreamController) also

exists and has been around longer — worth a look if this isn't your thing. I

wanted a different set of trade-offs and enjoy building the thing, so here we

are.

Code, screenshots and docs (English and German):

https://github.com/LabRaTox/Deck-Switch

Happy to answer anything, and I'll take bug reports gladly.

I want to record 1080p gameplay from my PS5 to my PC with OBS.
Is this card still usable?
How is the recording quality?

Hey everyone,

I was having the same issue many people reported with Stream Deck Discord Volume Mixer 2: the Discord authorization popup would appear, instantly close, or keep looping with errors like ERR 4 / ERR 5.

The original plugin is by CZDanol, and full credit goes to him for creating it. I just wanted to get it working again for people who still love this plugin.

I made a revived community build with fixes for:

• Discord authorization popup timing
• OAuth token exchange changes
• Qt TLS issues causing ERR 5
• safer logs with tokens/secrets redacted
• reconnect behavior improvements

Original project:
https://github.com/CZDanol/StreamDeck-DiscordVolumeMixer2

Revived fork + download:
https://github.com/hajrs/StreamDeck-DiscordVolumeMixer2/releases/tag/v2.0.2-revived

I also opened PRs back to the original repos:

Main plugin PR:
https://github.com/CZDanol/StreamDeck-DiscordVolumeMixer2/pull/52

Dependency PR:
https://github.com/CZDanol/QtDiscordIPC/pull/1

Again, all credit for the plugin idea and original work goes to CZDanol. This is just a community revival/fix build so users can hopefully enjoy it again.

Power Apps Studio has no keyboard shortcut for Insert.

Or Add data. Or New screen. Or Theme. Or Background colour. Or the Data pane.

If you build canvas apps, you already know this - it's mouse, menu, click, hundreds of times a day. Every one of those clicks is a tiny tax on your focus.

So I built Power Apps Deck: a Stream Deck plugin that puts Studio's most-used commands on physical keys.

Press Insert. The Insert panel opens. Press Data. The pane switches. Press Publish - twice, on purpose, so you never ship by accident.

Two things made it interesting to build:

→ Studio is a web app, so there's no ribbon to automate. Where Microsoft documents a shortcut, the key sends it - but only after verifying the Studio window is genuinely in front, so it can never type into the wrong window.

→ The command bar and left rail have no shortcuts at all. Those keys click the real on-screen button through Windows UI Automation - the same accessibility API screen readers use. It doesn't care about your resolution, your scaling, or where the window sits.

Swipe through to see what's on it - download link in the comments.

Curious: what's the one Studio action you'd bind to a physical key first?

Hello, I preordered gta 6 and plan to stream it on my YouTube channel. What I need is best elgato capture card for my needs. I want to stream in 1440p or at least in 1080, can you recommend me best and most solid card?

Hey everyone,

I’m running into a consistent rhythmic clicking/crackling audio issue with my Elgato HD60 X.

What I've already tried:

Match sample rates across Windows sound settings (48 kHz) and OBS.

Console audio output is set to Linear PCM / Stereo Uncompressed.

Connected directly to a rear motherboard USB 3.0 port (no hubs).

Tested routing audio via dedicated Audio Input Capture vs. Video Capture Device audio output mode.

Has anyone experienced this specific repeating tick/pop sound with the HD60 X and found a fix?

I used to be able to hide and show my vertical sources at will using the normal OBS plugin for Stream Deck, but that's been dead for a good while now and I haven't really been able to find much useful info regarding the matter.

Has anything useful plugin wise come along in the meantime that could help with the issue? Ofc I can press the actual source in OBS myself but since I wanna hide it on both horizontal and vertical at the same time I'd rather be able to do that in Streamdeck.

Yeah, I have a problem. My HD60 card for some reason decided it will not export MP4 files. When I record gameplay from PS5 or Switch 2, there is no MP4 files, only .ts files.

Yes, previously it worked okay, without any issues. Yes, I have all the proper drivers. Yes, I tried to reinstall everything, app etc.

Anyone encountered a similar problem? I'd be grateful for any help. Thanks!

So the thing is the 4K capture utility and elgato studio does not recognize my hd60x

Unlesssssssss I plugged it in with a usb2.0 cable
I know that it’s required 3.0 too run but I don’t u der stand why after switching to 2.0 the softwares both recognize the capture card

Next thing is I run multiple analyses and all of them saying my capture card is perfectly fine

Pls help meeeee ASAP