The Four Commandments of an SDVoE network switch
One of the key tenets of SDVoE technology is to avoid any special requirements for the network switch. This way, SDVoE is fully compatible with as many brands and models of network switch as [...]
Parents Just Don’t Understand (Color Space)
If you type “color space” into Google and spend just 5 minutes of research, it gets really complicated really quickly, and yet in the world of pro AV we can’t avoid it. New terminology is [...]
Fiber Optics for AV Distribution
Generally speaking, pro AV people know that fiber optic cables use light instead of electricity to carry signals, and if asked which is the most reliable option between copper and fiber, I [...]
SDVoE has Competitors (and Some Users) Squirming
While filming educational sessions in SDVoE's training room, we were confronted with a word no one really wants to hear. We kind of know what it means, but we had to Google it (without people [...]
New Architectures for AV System Design
System designers work hard to meet a wide range of demands – end users want a simple, reliable and intuitive experience; technicians need a system that is easy to set up and manage; [...]
Understanding and Applying the Codec Triangle: Why Compromise?
Growing up, I always believed I knew right from wrong. After all, not only did my parents instil it upon me, so did the teachers at the grammar school I had the pleasure of being educated at. [...]
New SDVoE Academy Course: Chroma Subsampling
We keep hearing video described as 4:4:4, 4:2:2 and 4:2:0. Since 4K took hold of video, these seem to be the de-facto description for it. So, as you’re reading this, why not try and answer this [...]
