The convergence of AV and IT has gathered speed over recent years and using the network as a transmission medium for video and audio is now commonplace. One aspect of this technology that is still causing some confusion, is the subject of ownership and accountability. In order to provide a smooth design, installation, commissioning, and
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With the influx of networked AV technology from the major players on the market, latency is one of the tools used to try and differentiate the technologies in use. In terms of networked AV equipment, latency is introduced as the video and audio information is processed and packetized for transmission over the network. Although it’s
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Is there such a thing as a standard AV system or a standard room? With all the variations in customer requirements, equipment specifications and technological developments, it’s easy to suggest that there’s no such thing as ‘Standard’. In reality, the most successful rollouts of meeting room technology are based on an individual organisation’s ‘standard’ room
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Meeting room technology has gone through numerous transformations over the years, and this has generally been driven by the introduction of new and innovative technology. Those of us of a certain age that have been in the industry for quite a few years will remember when overhead and carousel projectors were the latest thing in
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Way back in 2007, AMX by HARMAN, the manufacturer most known for pioneering touch panel, control, and centralized video distribution solutions moved into the world of networked AV, first with digital signage and next with an IP video recording and management platform. With that foundation of networked AV experience, AMX made AVoIP distribution a main
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