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Defining different protocols and looking at their advantages (and disadvantages) with an eye on the future of audio networking.
Documenting your networks (and honestly, the rest of your AVL systems with Dante patching, stage input lists, monitor mixes, DMX channels. etc.,) isn’t the most glamorous part of the job, but is one of the most important. Here are some ideas for going about it…
The deeper points of different channel widths, best practices for signal levels, and some other configuration details that will help optimize Wi-Fi systems for the best experience.
Evaluating a new book covering the basics of Ethernet-based networking in production.
Some of the basics that are helpful to know when working with Wi-Fi in AV systems and collaborating/co-existing with IT folks and existing church Wi-Fi.
Addressing a key factor that can compromise streaming audio quality, options with networking, and optimizing equalization in the mix.
Part 4 of our ongoing series focuses on IP addresses, subnet masks, and default gateways – they might look familiar, but they can often be the root of confusion and misunderstanding. Let’s clear it up.
Defining virtual local area networks (VLANs) and explaining how they can be utilized in creating some great solutions to building efficient AVL system networks.
Part 2 of an ongoing series looks further into some of the more technical concepts of networking – and why they matter.
