Off the Rails Episode 50: Spigots and Tubes and Knobs
The difficulties students are having with access and with technology in general, interacting with AV consultants, and what websites we use when looking for or listing jobs
On Topic Episode 25: AV Nightmares
We’ve collected our scariest and creepiest tales of AV projects, equipment, customers, and support. Happy Halloween!
Off the Rails Episode 49: Validified
The Crestron Aurora conspiracy, Dean Heckler with Heckler Design, and large monitors vs. small projection screens.
Off the Rails Episode 48: I had a logical reason; it just doesn’t make sense
We kick off Season 3 with the announcement of a new show, AVSF: Live! We return to our recent Twitter poll, Marc shares his thoughts from a recent tour to Biamp’s headquarters, and a listener email about control system automation.
On Topic Episode 24: I’ll meet you halfway via this USB adapter
Software AVoIP content, software AV control, and software management platforms.
Off the Rails Episode 47: Do All the Stuff You Tell People You Do
We fire up the AVSF time machine and travel back to 2010… to talk about HDBaseT, the threshold for standardization, and the increasing commoditization of AV integration.
Off the Rails Episode 46: Install a System Based on That Napkin
Panopto is buying Kaltura, what do you mean by “AV design?” and what do we all think about eliminating traditional AV cabling and equipment just because we can?
On Topic Episode 23: Take ‘em over and try to squeeze ‘em in
New CRM systems, predictions for Fall, and our top help desk tickets for the new school year.
Off the Rails Episode 45: It’s a Buffet!
Why are colleges and universities are constructing so many new buildings, but leaving older facilities to rot, do active learning rooms really need all that stuff, and AVIXA wants feedback on the CTS programs.
Off the Rails Episode 44: It’ll Suck Gas and Run Like the Dickens
High resolution optical microphones coming to every audio product in five years, the Five Stages of Grief with regards to delayed AV projects, and hand-me-down classrooms.