AVNation - MP3 Edition
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Podcasts:
There is another merger among integrators; this time in San Francisco. What does this mean about the health of the AV industry? There is a huge new camera by Panasonic. What does gesture control mean for automation? We talk about how IPTV can be integrated into Pro AV. Plus, the smart watch.
This month we talk about more collaborative spaces and if they are being used. What are the steps in introducing new technology? MHL 3.0 is out and it now has 4K. Google Hangouts can now be Google “Helpouts”. Plus we talk about a new connector/standard.
Host Jeff Gooch of Projectionfreak.com brings his renowned website/blog on cutting edge projection systems to a podcast. On this inaugural how Jeff chats with Bryan Dodson of Integrated Visions who recently produced and exhibited an art show at the Gowanus Ballroom in NY. From digital projection and lensing to venue considerations and stirring the artist in us all.
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
OLED vs. 4K may be the running theme of CEDIA 2013. Samsung has a curved OLED display too; why? We talk control and the Internet of Things. Tim asks why Crestron has wireless relays. Plus, GovComm 2013 is open for registration.
In this AVsocial episode, our co-hosts, Dawn Meade of Net-AV and Kelly Perkins of Vaddio, will build on last episode’s Personal Branding topic by discussing Corporate Branding. The show will be an overview of Corporate Branding and how to properly implement it across your social media and marketing channels, the importance of brand consistency, and how to improve your branding efforts.
The AV/IT convergence has been upon us for quite some time. What does it mean for the control and automation segment of the industry? How are manufacturers responding to the challenge, and where will it take us in the future. We talk about networking and IP on this episode of A State of Control
HDBaseT 2.0 is out. What does it mean for the AV market? Should you use apps or integrated control for home automation? IP Surveillance is the next big thing in integration. Finally, we have a story of a cable cutter coming back.
The Black Hat hackers show how to hack your smart home. Should we up the security of our systems? Congress gets into the wireless mic spectrum. Commercial Integrator says the "customer is NOT always right". Plus, Pioneer enters the club market..
Conference Technologies purchases long-time integrator, United Visual. The AVNu Alliance gears up for certification. Will Nest give control programmers an API? Plus, Control 4 goes public.
Microsoft is taking another run at home automation. Should Crestron or AMX be concerned? Home owners want wireless security, and there's a company giving it to them. Aero is going to give the people of Utah TV. Plus, we have the obligitory story about 4K. This time from South Korea.
Who handles Digital Signage on your campus? Is there a way to determine the ROI for the systems you install into rooms? How do you compare the same OEMed products? 4K is coming down in price and rising in availability.
From amplifiers to digital video products, control manufacturers are expanding their line of products. As they do, they expect their "certified" programmers to understand and know more. What does it mean to be in this world of ever-changing control and automation? We talk about the role of the certified programmer on this episode. Running
Dr. Bose has passed away. What will his legacy be? Why is Thunderbolt losing favor with PC manufacturers? InfoComm has been talking about “Smart Building” control, and now electrical contractors are as well. How will AV keep or get a place at the table? Commercial Integrator had an article on LinkedIn. Do you need a profile?
We talk about CE Week and what the CES has to say about the forecast for 4K display sales. Where can the HDMI infrastructure go from here? Touchscreens are everywhere, so should our pilots use them? We talk about hard drive technology. Finally, Microsoft is closing the doors on MSN TV (i.e. Web TV). If you're going to CEDIA, us CT2 to register for CEDIA 2013
