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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.
It’s everywhere in the digital path, and here’s why it matters — especially in stage monitor applications.
Part 1 of a series explaining key terms and terminology and laying the groundwork for understanding the underlying technologies and foundations of networking.
Remote audio transmission via the internet is usually unreliable and typically requires costly ISDN lines, but things are rapidly changing for the better.
A growing range of scalable solutions are coming of age
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