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vDeck

vDeck - virtual Streamdeck

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Note: SPAD.neXt uses the Windows built-in web-access methods to expose the vdeck to your network. To be able to access a virtual device from another computer in your network, you need to open TCP port 28001 in your firewall for your local network. (Not just SPAD.neXt.exe! The port must be open!)

(Work in Progress)

Add a vDeck in Settings->Devices->Virtual Devices

  • It behaves exactly like a streamdeck
  • Click on the detach button to open it as a web device
  • For remote access open "http://ipofSPAD:28001/VDCK0001.html" in a browser
  • Note: ipofSPAD is the IP address of the computer running SPAD.neXt. It is not 127.0.0.1, the localhost address, which is only accessible to applications running on that computer.

How to Find PC IP - Command Prompt​

  1. Press Windows key + R
  2. Type cmd and press Enter
  3. In the black window, type ipconfig and press Enter
  4. Look for:
    • IPv4 Address → This is your computer’s local IP address
      (Example: 192.168.1.15)

Customization​

(Current vDeck version: 6 )

  • You can customize the web interface by editing Documents/SPAD.neXt/html/VDCK0001.html.
  • If you customize the HTML or global CSS (vdck.css) and want to prevent SPAD.neXt from overwriting your changes, create a file named VDCK0001.html.disableUpdates or vdck.css.disableUpdates. Be aware that this may break functionality in future updates.
  • Each vDeck has its own additional VDECKXXXX.css file for customization. See the corresponding file for details.
  • If the HTML contains an element with the ID spad-pagename, its content will be set to the current page name.
  • If the HTML contains an element with the ID spad-profilename, its content will be set to the current profile name.
  • The page title is automatically set to Profilename / Pagename.

Double events on older touch devices​

Some older touch devices send click and touch events. If you experience events being executed twice you can disable either mouse or touch events in the settings of the vDeck.