MiraBox Stream Dock is a visual control deck designed for streaming, OBS control, content creation, productivity, and desktopworkflows. With customizable LCD keys, knobs, shortcuts, and Mira Box software support, users can control apps, scenes, audio.media, and daily tasks from one compact desktop device.
MiraBox Stream Dock turns frequently used software commands into visible, customizable controls. Instead of searching through menus or remembering multiple keyboard shortcuts, you can assign actions to LCD keys, knobs and other controls, depending on the selected model.
Stream Dock can be used to switch OBS scenes, mute a microphone, adjust audio, launch applications, open websites, control media or run everyday shortcuts. It is designed not only for streamers, but also for video editors, designers, office users, gamers and anyone who wants a faster desktop workflow.
MiraBox combines Stream Dock hardware with its supporting software, downloadable resources and content ecosystem. Compatible models can access customizable themes, scenes and plugins, allowing users to build a control layout around their own workflow.
A Stream Dock is a programmable desktop controller that uses visual keys, buttons, knobs or touch controls to trigger actions on a computer.
Each control can be assigned to a task such as changing an OBS scene, opening an application, controlling audio, playing media or activating a shortcut. LCD keys can display custom icons, making commands easier to recognize than ordinary keyboard shortcuts.
Although Stream Dock controllers are widely used for livestreaming, they can also function as visual macro keypads for productivity, content creation and desktop automation.
A Stream Dock turns software actions and keyboard shortcuts into customizable physical controls. It can be used to switch OBS scenes, control audio, launch applications, operate media and trigger repetitive desktop tasks.
Yes. A universal screen can be used to show CPU, GPU, memory, temperature, and other system data when supported by compatible software.
Not exactly. A second monitor is mainly used for apps and windows, while a universal screen is usually smaller and focused on system monitoring, visual dashboards, and setup customization.
Yes. Universal screens are commonly used inside PC cases or around the desktop setup, depending on the mounting design and cable connection.
It is suitable for PC builders, gamers, streamers, creators, RGB setup users, and desktop customization enthusiasts.
Yes. A universal screen can be used to display GIF wallpapers, animated visuals, custom images, and themed interface content when supported by the software.
MiraBox Universal Screen is part of the MiraBox desktop ecosystem, connecting visual display, hardware monitoring, Stream Dock control, software customization, and setup personalization.
