AV-over-IP Without Limits: Designing for What Comes Next

The best AV-over-IP systems are designed around what users need to accomplish, both today and as their needs evolve. Modern AV environments are becoming more connected and complex, requiring systems that can support different performance needs, connect a growing range of devices and applications, and adapt without requiring a complete redesign. This session explores how to design AV-over-IP around project requirements rather than a single technology. We’ll examine how requirements such as latency, image quality, bandwidth, scale, interoperability, and manageability influence system design; where uncompressed, light-compression, and high-compression video each fit; and how multiple approaches can coexist within the same environment. We’ll also explore the role of open standards and interoperability in creating AV infrastructures that can connect with other systems and evolve over time.

Join this October webinar to:

1. Be able to explain why AV-over-IP systems should be designed around user needs and project requirements, allowing the system to adapt as those requirements evolve.

2. Be able to list the factors that influence AV-over-IP system design, including latency, image quality, bandwidth, scale, interoperability, and manageability, to optimize performance and resource use.

3. Know how to evaluate different approaches to transporting and connecting video within the same AV environment to maximize flexibility, interoperability, and the system’s ability to evolve over time.

*RU approval is pending.