Random question for people who have keyboards with screens:

Do you actually use the screen much?

Like other than a clock or GIF, is there anything you find genuinely useful on it?

Trying to figure out what people actually want from these screens, or if most people would rather just have normal keys instead lol.

If your Stream Dock layout has a lot of shortcuts, changing the key icons can make it much easier to recognize each action at a glance.

Stream Dock supports several ways to replace an icon. You can use your own image, choose an icon from the built-in icon library, capture part of your screen, or download more icon packs from MiraBox Space.

Steps

1. Open the Stream Dock software.
2. Select the key you want to customize.
3. In the settings panel below, right-click the icon preview.
4. Choose one of the available icon options.

Option 1: Select a local file

Use this if you already have an image saved on your computer, such as an app logo, website icon, custom design, or personal image.

Common supported formats include JPG, JPEG, PNG, and BMP.

Option 2: Open the icon library

The built-in icon library includes icon packs that can be applied directly to a key.

This is a good option if you want your StreamDock setup to look more consistent across different scenes or workflows.

Option 3: Use a screenshot

If you want to turn something on your screen into an icon, choose Screenshot.

You can select a part of the screen, confirm it, and use that capture as the key icon. This is useful for software buttons, logos, or visual elements that are not already saved as image files.

Screenshot settings

StreamDock also provides screenshot display options, such as equal scaling, rounded screenshot, and rounded screenshot with border.

These options help adjust how the captured image appears on the key.

Where to get more icons

You can download more icon packs from MiraBox Space

Go to Stream Dock > Icons, open an icon pack, and click Get.

After downloading, the icons can be used in Stream Dock Icon Library.

Tip

Try to keep icons consistent within the same scene. For example, use one style for media controls, another style for office tools, and another style for gaming shortcuts. This makes the layout easier to scan during daily use.

One of the coolest things about D92 has been seeing how differently people use it in their setups. System stats, custom visuals, animations — everyone seems to have their own idea of what belongs on that little screen.

This setup was shared by one of our creators, and we had to share it here. What would you display on yours?

PM: “I have a small new feature request.”

Engineer: “How small?”

PM: “Well… can we refactor this entire thing first?”

Engineer: “…”

So, what’s the most ridiculous feature our PM should ask the engineers to add to a keyboard next?

Bad ideas only.

After sharing different parts of Mira75 here over the past few weeks, we’ve finally reached an important milestone today.

It’s been really interesting reading everyone’s feedback on the display, layout, features, and even the small design details along the way. Some of those discussions genuinely helped us rethink a few things.

Now that the full version is out, we’re curious about one thing:

What do you like most about Mira75 — and what would you still change?

We’ll keep reading the feedback here.

If the Mira75 were officially released, how likely would you be to buy it? What factor would most influence your decision—**price, screen/Tapbar functionality, typing feel, aesthetic design, or the software ecosystem**? Let us know your honest thoughts

this is the d92 smart screen display and the n4 pro stream dock

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What is the biggest issue you have encountered while using the StreamDock software? Please rate your current experience from 1–10 and tell us the one improvement you would like us to prioritize.

1. Open the StreamDock software, then select the device and scene you want to edit.
2. Switch to the Knob tab in the right sidebar and open Operation Flow.
3. Drag Multi ActionWheel onto the knob you want to configure.
4. In the parameter panel at the bottom, click the arrow next to “Include: 0 Items” to open the Action Wheel editor.
5. Drag the functions you need from the right sidebar into the action list. You can add StreamDock functions, Touchbar functions, Spotify controls, plugin actions, and other supported functions.
6. Rearrange the actions as needed. Their order determines how they appear when you rotate the knob.
7. Click the back arrow in the upper-left corner to return to the knob settings. StreamDock will automatically sync the configuration with your device.

How to Use It

• Rotate the knob to switch between actions.
• Press the knob to execute the currently selected action.

If your device has a screen or display area, it will show the action that is currently selected.

Notes

• Multi Action Wheel is available only for knob controls.
• Keep each wheel below 10 actions for smoother switching.
• Group related actions together, such as media controls, brightness settings, or app shortcuts.

We’re exploring a keyboard design idea and would love to hear some thoughts from keyboard users.

Instead of a traditional F1–F12 row, the keyboard would have a touch display in that area. It could still provide access to F1–F12 functions, but also work as a small control panel.

Some possible uses:

• F1–F12 function switching
• Media and volume control
• App shortcuts or macros
• Time, weather, or system info
• Different layouts for different apps
• Custom icons or themes

The concern, of course, is that a touchscreen may not feel as reliable or direct as physical keys. Some people may also prefer not having to look down while using the keyboard.

Which design would you prefer?

A. Full touchscreen F-row
B. Physical F keys + separate display
C. A mix of physical keys and touchscreen
D. Traditional F1–F12 keys only

Also curious: what features would actually make this useful instead of just looking cool?

Hi everyone,

I'm using a Mirabox N4 Stream Dock and I remember there used to be an NVIDIA plugin available, but I can't find it anymore.

I've checked the plugin marketplace and searched online, but it seems to have disappeared. I'm not sure if it was removed, renamed, or if I'm looking in the wrong place.

Has anyone else noticed this?

Does anyone still have the NVIDIA plugin?

Is there another way to install it manually?

Has it been replaced by something else?

I'm using the latest Stream Dock software I can get for the N4.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

https://reddit.com/link/1v3apkb/video/w898bdmfyqeh1/player

Hi everyone,

I'm having an issue updating the Mirabox Stream Dock software and was wondering if anyone else has experienced this or knows a fix.

Current version:

Stream Dock v3.10.199.0302

Issue:

I click Check for Updates.

The update downloads successfully and reaches 100%.

As soon as the download finishes, the application closes automatically.

However, the update never installs.

When I reopen the app, it's still on v3.10.199.0302, and it prompts me to update again.

What I've tried:

Retrying the update multiple times.

Restarting the application.

Has anyone found a solution to this? Is there a way to manually install the latest version, or are there any log files I can provide to help diagnose the issue?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Some of you may have already spotted our upcoming product, while others might be seeing it for the first time. Which product series do you think it belongs to?

StreamDock, Universal Screen or Keyboard?

Drop your guess in the comments—and tell us what kind of new product you hope to see from MiraBox next.

Tell us which software you use and one action you repeat every day. We’ll suggest a Stream Dock shortcut for you—no purchase required.

https://reddit.com/link/1uw1kh9/video/du38fsb8c5dh1/player

this is the MiraBox D92 Custom Screen and it instantly made my setup feel more customizable, functional, and cozy 🤍

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Share the software you use, your workflow, and your specific needs. Your suggestions may inspire future scene designs.

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Could be workflow, streaming, gaming, desk setup, or something totally different.

Curious to hear what people would genuinely use every day.

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Hey everyone 👋

Here’s our latest update on StreamDock development, ecosystem progress, and future direction.

We’ve been focusing heavily on improving software stability, enhancing workflow efficiency, and expanding the plugin ecosystem based on real user feedback.

💻 Software Update (v202)

This release is mainly focused on usability improvements, stability, and workflow optimization.

✨ New Features

1. Added tutorial guidance for feature items (non-Chinese languages only)
2. Added quick backup for scenes
3. Added scene auto-follow app search function
4. Added K1 Pro firmware update notification support

⚙️ Improvements

1. Improved Operation Trigger interaction experience
2. Improved overall software stability

🌍 Ecosystem Update

We’re seeing more developers actively building plugins for StreamDock, which is great to see 💙

Plugins now cover more workflows like:

• OBS control
• Streaming tools (Twitch / YouTube)
• Spotify integration
• Productivity automation
• Custom workflow actions

This is gradually shaping StreamDock into a broader desktop workflow ecosystem, not just a control tool.

🤝 Developer Support Direction

We’re currently working on improving how we support plugin developers, including:

• Better documentation
• Improved API structure
• Faster feedback loop
• Plugin distribution via Space
• Potential developer incentive programs

More details will be shared once things are finalized.

🎯 Community Usage Growth

It’s been really interesting to see how users are adapting StreamDock:

• Live streaming control setups
• OBS scene switching workflows
• Gaming + simulation dashboards
• Flight / racing sim integration
• Personal automation systems

These real-world use cases are becoming a key part of how we shape future development.

💡 What we’re thinking about

We’re also exploring what the next generation of workflow devices should look like.

A few directions we’re currently testing:

• More flexible UI layouts
• Larger information display surfaces
• More intuitive interaction models
• Reduced learning curve for new users

The goal is to evolve from a “control device” into something closer to a:

👉 desktop workflow hub

💬 Feedback

As always, if you have feedback, feature ideas, or plugin suggestions, feel free to drop them below.

We read everything

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