Laptop or desktop ?

[GusNeri]

I enjoy working on a laptop because I can work anywhere, but when I'm recording and editing in the studio, I prefer the flexibility of a desktop.

[SlamminTunes]

because a laptop typically uses an ungrounded plug you can experience a lot more equipment noise I prefer to use a desktop for recording, broadcasting and editing

[GusNeri]

Thank you very much for your comments, greetings.

[wtiadmiller]

I have a desktop as my main unit, unless I'm out of the studio then I use a laptop. During a live show I have two machines one for automation and the other has my show notes and such.

[Trip]

All of the above, I broadcast on each of them.

[waggoner]

I have a desktop as my main unit, unless I'm out of the studio then I use a laptop. During a live show I have two machines one for automation and the other has my show notes and such.

 

Me too, I'm recording and editing in the studio by desktop.

[At This Time Editor]

I prefer to broadcast with my computer rather than smartphone. I am still not convinced live broadcasting from smartphone all that reliable. Although I have been working on doing on location segments from my smartphone. There is a few details and logistics to work out.

 

Due to what talk about during my episodes I need to be able to show links during the broadcast. I can only do with display capture from my second monitor.

[djcoolie]

Laptop is another thing while desktop is also another thing. If you're looking for stability, go for desktop. Laptop is a handy tool that you can bring anywhere but the connection on the area you're in is not guaranteed good for broadcast.

[bmroyer]

I use a desktop so my station is required to stay in the same place. A set place in the house is best for a working environment.

[At This Time Editor]

I will only broadcast my shows from my studio and will connect the laptop directly to the internet. These days I have been broadcasting on location reports and updates/commentaries with my smartphone to post on my official instagram page.

[bigsiz98]

I prefer to broadcast with my computer rather than smartphone. I am still not convinced live broadcasting from smartphone all that reliable. Although I have been working on doing on location segments from my smartphone. There is a few details and logistics to work out.

 

Due to what talk about during my episodes I need to be able to show links during the broadcast. I can only do with display capture from my second monitor.

i agree with you!

[rfharris]

I use laptop to do my work and make my assignments and I use desktop computer to play video games. I have just built a new PC few months back when my old PC was struggling to run COD: Warzone properly. Now I have a pretty powerful PC and it can run almost all the latest games without any problem. Edited September 28, 2020 by GKIye
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[Guest vincewaelti]

I used to be very pro-desktop because they feel more "permanent/solid," but lately I've been using my laptop for everything and "docking it" with a keyboard, mouse, and big monitor. Now that I'm doing more things in the field, it makes more sense. I don't even own a dedicated desktop that isn't for work even.

[Guest Glando04]

I use a powerful laptop hooked up as a second screen with my monitor.

[Aptably]

On 9/27/2020 at 11:03 PM, rfharris said:

I use laptop to do my work and make my assignments and I use desktop computer to play video games. I have just built a new PC few months back when my old PC was struggling to run COD: Warzone properly. Now I have a pretty powerful PC and it can run almost all the latest games without any problem.

I have also built a fairly powerful PC for myself to play games. I played Warzon for quite a long time, but over time I got tired of it. My friend once offered to play csgo. I liked it, now I also collect weapon skins by knocking them out of cases on skin.club. This is quite an interesting game that is fun to play with friends.