Making a fiber optic signal transmission work requires that light loss is kept to a minimum.
Correct microphone placement and positioning can have a dramatic effect on the quality of sound.
The right architectural lighting can have a major impact on your AV installation — whether you’re the designer or not.
It’s an important part of what every AV professional does. Doing it well can mean the difference between a great project and a not-so-great one.
The ability to master this once-specialized technique can open the door to scalable, high-performance, long-distance AV applications.
Though intended for a point-to-point connection, DVI has proven an viable method for multipoint signal distribution.
Don’t introduce fire hazards when working on a new project. Ensuring your cable runs don’t compromise established barriers is often your responsibility.
Whether it’s a school hall or a videoconferencing room, nothing distracts from a good experience like building noise. AV pros need to get a handle on it.
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Lighting control is already key to successful AV projects, now it’s also all the rage for going green. Make sure to plan and capitalize on the trends.
Whether they originate at a phone or a microphone, paging systems are increasingly required for communicating information in an emergency.
A ground loop occurs when two or more AV devices are connected to a common (safety) ground and to each other by signal cables.
A ground loop occurs when two or more AV devices are connected to a common (safety) ground and to each other by signal cables.
Considered the first audio-over-ethernet technology, CobraNet can be ideal for sending uncompressed audio long distances—provided the network’s right.