Ethernet
AV Networks: Future of Audio, Video Directly Tied to IT
DMX Control: In Planning System, Look to IP, Wireless As Options
TechLogix Expands 18G over Twisted Pair Range
Streaming Video Switchers a Solid Option for Many Churches
DVEO Releases 4K Ultra HD H.265/HEVC Live Video Decoder & Server
Final Cut Pro X Tips for Small Teams
Legrand Offers Greater Network Capacity: 24-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch
Wohler Technologies Announces new Recorder, Audio Monitor and More
By Stefan Svard · March 21, 2018 •
While there are a wide range of signal types to consider when thinking about the right AV network, the type of cable most often used for such networks is Ethernet.
By David Leuschner · February 9, 2018 •
With the DMX protocol, there are so many possibilities, ranging from controlling video servers to your effect devices, and much more.
By TD Staff · January 8, 2018 •
Compact Extender by TechLogix Networx leverages VLC processing to extend full 18G up to more than 300 feet.
By Mark Hanna · September 11, 2017 •
No matter how you do it, today there very few excuses for a church to not have streaming content in one form or fashion.
By TD Staff · August 16, 2017 •
New video player, the Mavio, features HDMI output and built-in scheduling, decoding live streams and playing back directly from stored compressed files in real time.
By Chris New · May 24, 2016 •
A few options are available for those on a nonprofit budget when looking to get the most out of Final Cut Pro X.
By TD Staff · October 29, 2014 •
Responding to the need for infrastructure to effectively support the increase in networked devices being used in homes, churches and small businesses, Legrand,
the global specialist in electrical and digital building infrastructures, has introduced the DA2524 Gigabit Ethernet Switch.
By Curtis Emery · July 10, 2012 •
Wohler Technologies is set to release the new ContentProbe recorder, a new AMP1-16M Dual 3G/HD/SD-SDI audio monitor, the new RadiantGrid media automation platform and three new DVM monitors.
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