AVNation - MP3 Edition
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Podcasts:
Mitsubishi is getting out of the projector and flat panel market. What does this mean for those who remain? AudioXperts is also folding. Is color temperature changing the new dimming for lighting? What if the products you sold/installed were free? Plus we talk about an old friend, Sam Malik, returning to the world of projectors with A S K Proxima.
Panasonic is ending their plasma production line in favor of LCDs. Or are they? Either way, what does this mean for the display sector? Nest has done for smoke alarms what they did for thermostats. And they keep marching into our homes. When will control companies stop making touchpanels? Plus we take a page from Chris Neto's article in Commercial Integrator and ask, "What's in YOUR site survey bag?"
On this episode of A State of Control we talk about the price of good programming. How are programming budgets created and how to get in on that process? When dealing with consultants and end users, how are programmers able to quantify such an ethereal thing like good programming?
On this episode of A State of Control we talk about the price of good programming. How are programming budgets created and how to get in on that process? When dealing with consultants and end users, how are programmers able to quantify such an ethereal thing like good programming?
Our annual look back at CEDIA 2013. What was the best and worst of the show? The Crestron App Market was the talk of the show. What did the integrators think about it? Savant has a new automation system. Toshiba is cutting their TV workforce in half. We also talk about Kaleidescape increasing their title offerings.
What is the deal with Crestron’s new App Market? Nest has an API; how long until AV manufacturers embrace this IT-centric idea. Revolabs says “analog is dead”. Are they right? Plus, should integrators refuse clients based on ethical concerns
What was the legacy Dr. Dolby left behind? Polycom is NATO's choice for secure VC. We talk about AVB fiber and the future of fiber infrastructure. Have we reached the end of AV furniture? Plus we talk about NFC in the AV environment
Drones and UAVs are in the news ranging from the Military to Law enforcement, but they are not limited to high budget government agencies. Photographers, Videographers and Hobbiests have been building and creating them for their own uses. Video that would have taken a $1,000,000 helicopter setup just 15 years ago can be done with only a few thousand dollar UAV. So what are these things and how can someone get in on the ground floor?
On Episode two we discuss Disney’s AIREAL project - pico systems with haptic feedback, Apple’s incoherent laser patent and we explore the PK line of projectors from Optoma Technologies.
Casio is offering an extended warranty program for Lampless projectors. Will it make you switch from your current projectors? How long do you hold on to your current “favorite” manufacturer, and is it irresponsible to have a favorite? We talk about bulletproof whiteboards. Also, who should develop and maintain the mass notification system on your campus?
Customer feedback and word of mouth are constantly lauded as the best advertising by the many businesses and marketing pundits. But what happens When the Word of Mouth becomes mouthing off online? What can you do to mitigate bad reviews and generate more positive ones? Join us as we discuss Nicholas McLain’s CEDIA site article with Ray Estrada- Managing partner of Tekmax Technologies with some expert commentary by Dawn Mead of Net-AV & co-host - along with Kelly Perkins of Vaddio - of AV Nations AV Marketing show AV Social.
Phillips Smart TV has a Cloud component. We talk about ambient light displays. Net Neutrality comes up as Verizon and the FCC face off. We also cover analog sound and Disney research into sound devices that travel through your earlobes. Plus, Sony has 4K downloads starting at $8.
The podcast from the pico projection evangelists PicoPros.com. On our very first Episode Richard and Paul take us into what makes a Pico and the latest industry news and reviews from their site. We are also joined by Anthony Link of ConnecTrx a manufacturer of 60GHz HD distribution products
This Episode REDBAND Radio takes the show on the road to visit AV integrator Verrex at their corporate headquarters. Listen in as Chris Neto and the REDBAND team sit down with President and CEO Tom Berry Jr. to discuss company culture and how it’s being addressed in our industry. If you’d like to see the live video feed captured at the event head over to the http://redband.avshout.com/original-videos/. There you will see and hear the Verrex band performing live on the show.
The world of AV is getting involved with Microsoft Lync. Is this a good thing for the industry? You can now go to the Amazon Automation Store to purchase home automation gear. how long until they begin selling Crestron and AMX processors. Generation Y executives are expecting video content on all their installs. Are we ready for them? Plus we give you a secret on how to get NFL Sunday Ticket on your tablets.
