Elgato Stream Deck (US$150 for the 15-button version

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Loopback (USD$99 /one-time) – in the same way Ecamm live combines multiple visual sources into a “virtual camera”, Loopback does the same for audio. For example, you can combine audio coming from your microphone, video conferencing software participants, and your favorite music app into a “virtual microphone” device that can act as the audio input for conferencing software. Here’s a post explaining how to get Loopback working with Ecamm and your favorite conferencing software.


this super configurable hardware switchboard is incredible gambling data philippines and would be super valuable even if you bought nothing else! But when used with Ecamm Live, it allows you to seamlessly switch between scenes with the push of a button. That means you can be full screen on camera one moment, switch to your slides with your face in a corner circle to illustrate your point, and then back to full camera view to drive your case home without ever needing to hit the share button once! The Stream Deck can also control virtually anything in this stack from lights, applications, slideshow movement, and almost anything else you can think of.



I use it for TONS of things! HDMI Dummy Dongle (US$9) – the cheapest piece of tech in the stack is also one of the most useful! Here’s the problem. You’re running a presentation and you want to share the slides with your audience. But if you’re running a single monitor (or laptop) setup, the presentation takes over your entire screen. That prevents you from taking notes on another application or running your slides in presenter view (so you can see your notes, upcoming slides, and quickly navigate between them if needed).