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Digital signage is a simple and cost-effective way to reach a large number of customers and employees while increasing sales and enhancing the customer experience. In this article, we explain the three fundamental components needed for digital signage.
What is the SRT Protocol? Learn more about SRT and the benefits of using this new protocol.
Encoding refers to converting captured video and/or rendered PC graphics into a digital format that helps facilitate recording, moving, multiplying, sharing, altering, or otherwise manipulating the video content for editing, transport, and viewing.
AV over IP or “Audio-Visual over Internet Protocol” is essentially the transmission of audio-visual data over a network such as a LAN, WAN, or the internet.
Remote production – also referred to as REMI, REMote Integration, or at-home production – is a workflow in which live event content is captured and sent via IP links to a centralized production facility where the final program is produced and distributed.
It is an indisputable fact that the AV industry is heading down the path where more signals are transported across IP networks. Achieving reliable, high-quality video and audio distribution over the network is now possible with less bandwidth than ever.
Organizations running critical systems for control or monitoring need a high availability strategy for continuous operation. This strategy puts in place redundancies and failover mechanisms to help them recover quickly in the event of a system failure.
Matrox TripleHead2Go (available in digital or analog) connects three monitors to your computer, giving you more space to display your applications—for work or for games.
When you watched our webinar How to Easily Manage your AV Network with Maximum Flexibility, you saw firsthand how Matrox ConvertIP transmitters/receivers can help overcome the limitations of complex, expensive, and proprietary IP platforms.
An overview of KVM extension technology explaining the main points when evaluating KVM extenders. It highlights the critical role of KVM extenders in environments, their benefits, the primary types of connections, and transmission medium characteristics.