ELGATO STREAM DECK VS LOUPEDECK LIVE | Real World Comparison 

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Thanks as always man!

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Lol! Yeah I use em for sure.. and was too lazy to clean em up...

Agree. Every other Video is sponsored by Loupedeck and I don't know it feels like that this is the most honest video! Amazing!👍🏻

@@JoLasYT Thanks man, i really use the both.. FWIW Loupedeck developers reached out with some tips here in the comments. Both are great, but yeah i bought em both :)

Thanks as always @Sundog!

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I haven't tried it live but I feel no latency when using it..

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@@DPCTechnology you are welcome. You earned my Sub with that review. It was concise, easy to understand & you did a great job explaining who should get these products. I was about to buy the Loopdeck, but have swayed back to a Elgato Streamdeck & buying a seperate mixer. I am starting to steam more, so I need the mixer because I stream on 2 PC's.

You really can't go wrong either way...

@@DPCTechnology I got both. I’ll see how it goes. Thanks!

@@WrvrUgoThrUR So how do you feel so far? Loupedeck or Stream Deck?

@@GameTechTalk I would also like to know. I already have a Streamdeck, and it’s great, but the knobs on the Loupedeck seem so versatile.

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I don't know I never tried it.. but they're totally different systems so I would say 100% they would work but I haven't tried it.

I wish there was a stream deck with potis! The loupe deck would be great if it had mechanical buttons 😥

@@roman2374 I agree, but htere is a point to Loupedeck's touch screen. You can swipe like on your iPhone, making it a quick, easy and noiceless expansion of your buttons. The tactile feedback is horrible and would need feedback and felling much more like a Macintosh trackpad.

I don't have one but it may be the best of both worlds.. I really like the buttons on the stream deck and adding a couple of faders could be the perfect combo. I honestly like the software of stream deck better too.. if you're a serious photographer, I probably would go loup deck still, otherwise I probably would go stream deck.

Thanks for the tip!

It, just brings u to a new workspace. But someone else posted that u can do it with 1 step custom macros using the "run" command and entering the url..

@@DPCTechnology Thankyou, Ive spent about 4 hours nows trying to do that

@@mjcato1 glad to be of help!

I would probably look at the new Stream deck+. It looks like the best of both worlds.

@@DPCTechnology Thank you!

Thank you too! Stream deck+ is good solution!!

@@DPCTechnology Hi have the same dilema haha. Now got streamdeck+ but got recommended the Loupedesk option too. For me not really a streamer but use applications like voicemeeter, adobe softwares, Coding programmes etc. What do you recommend? Not forgetting the pricetag ofc.

@@AKSKMY I probably would prefer the loop deck, but the new stream deck with the dials eventually would be pretty comparable. I would hesitate to buy it now just because it's brand new and they're all always bugs to work out... I would say loop deck

I really like my loopdeck live. It takes a little bit of practice, but you can pretty much do your whole editing process on the device itself.

If ur mixing audio levels, LoupeDeck Live.. If it's just switching then the SteamDeck is awesome..

Gotcha. Thanks for the info.

yes you can

I have not... I've been meaning to but I really am happy with my setup at the moment so I feel like it's a gadget that I'm just going to buy to do a video.... I honestly really like my stream deck a lot..

@@DPCTechnology I cant make my decision... First i wanted 15 Buttons Stream Deck, then the Plus and now i am thinking about the Loupedeck. :-)

@@ChristianMeierFilms like I said in the video, if you're doing a lot of picture editing, I think that loupdeck is nice to have the dials. If you're just trying to do OBS commands, I think the stream deck is amazing.. I did Photoshop at home with the loop deck and I do OBS and RU-vid at home with the stream deck and I think it's the perfect combo..

@@DPCTechnology I wanna use it for Windows Commands (New Start, Turn off), maybe OBS a few times, maybe a little bit DaVinci Resolve and mostly daily stuff like websites, Program Starts and moving the windows to the right monitors. ;)

@@ChristianMeierFilms the new streamdeck may be your sweet spot..

Not sure about the lights but it should be able to do any command you can with a keyboard shortcut.

@@DPCTechnology thanks

I believe it has integration with Phillips hue, but not sure

I'm assuming you mean on the keys?

@@DPCTechnology Exactly, as I'm looking for a replacement of the Corsair Nexus, monitoring system details would be a quite essential aspect. Yet seen videos, the online documentation and the Loupedeck software itself didnt shed a light.

There are a lot of plugins for both consoles. The stream deck certainly has more (hundreds). I would look in the forums in Facebook and Reddit to see if a developer has a plugin for ur particular ap.

@@DPCTechnology I already spent about two weeks doing exactly that. There's only ONE Streamdeck FB group & all 7 that responded were curse filled personal attacks for being a dumbass. Unlike you they all told me that what the support people at streamdeck said was false. However based on their unwelcoming & unkind responses I choose to believe that the guy at streamdeck told me the truth because not one of them could explain that you have to find someone that's got the programming kit who has also learned how to use it. In previous days when I was into programming & software development I would have done that. But I'm trying to better automate a studio & don't have the time to invest in learning another programming language only to make a few buttons. I sent the streamdeck back because IMO it's an inferior product. They could have combined a marco recorder, or licensed one that's already out there so that end users could create their own macros like most software, & all windows software, is able to do. But, being an inferior product, they didn't include the obvious part that would have made this product do what people think it can. I tried out some of the stuff that users had created & they were all buggy I most buttons would not do what they were programmed to do - so IMO it's stupid to waste all that time trying junk out that promised but didn't deliver. The bottom line is DON'T BUY A STREAMDECK UNLESS YOU CAN FIND THE PLUGIN THAT CONTROLS IT or UNLESS YOU WANT TO SPEND A LOT OF TIME LEARNING TO PROGRAM IT! I sent it back. Not the right product for me for sure. The very fact that no OS developer has had the sense to make an API or other application that allows remote control of those OS's. They are so far behind the times that, even though we need better controllers, those manufacturing OS's have intentionally made them impossible to control except through mouse & keyboard commands or use a shitty macro system that was never designed to do the job that's actually needed.

Yeah we play with that and look at retention rates.. I think u hit the nail on the head, it adds some dynamic to a static shot, but it annoys others

Try using a B cam and changing angle of shot as opposed to just z-in and out. Keep up the good work.

@@ClassicCyclingCC thanks for the honest feedback!

some is with the Sigma 28-70 2.8 and some is with the 24GM at 1.4. Thanks for the feedback..

@@DPCTechnology the look is absolutely great. Has your opinion changed on the functionality of the loupe deck? I think I am leaning towards the stream deck as the software seems to be more reliable and I'm looking for ability to elevate zooms/educational classes.

@@whoispmb You cant go wrong either way. I've spent more time with the loupedack and really like it, but simple obs stuff i still think the StreamDeck is the better value.

@@DPCTechnology I've just been watching reviews and seems like its complicated to set up simple commands, is that right?

@@whoispmb correct, the StreamDeck is way easier and because it is, ull use it more. At least for most people..

Certainly

@@DPCTechnology Thank you very much for your good videos