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Blogs

 © Electric Forest Whether an electronic music festival, movie premiere or a corporate party, one thing is certain, no two live events are the same. However, by demanding high video performance, with flexible and seamless on the fly control for real-time changes, you will never fail to deliver.

 © TBI Media / GB Olympics Homecoming These days, stadiums and arenas are much more than only a sports venue or performance area where people go to watch something competitive. Spectators will often spend many hours onsite between waiting in line to get in, security, wayfinding, concessions, retail, and the actual event. That is why every part of the experience needs to be immersive, engaging, and memorable. As such, stadiums and arenas must be a complete ecosystem for visual engagement and information systems, ranging from creative video walls, wayfinding displays, point of sale kiosks, and lavish VIP lounges. All these visual spaces must be flexible and able to reskin themselves for a multitude of purposes including game days, corporate events, and concerts as this makes the venue more attractive to clients wishing to use the space, thus generating much needed, year-round revenue.

 © KHON in Hawaii  Optimize your rack space for easy servicing and cable management At first glance, technical setups in TV and broadcast installations appear to revolve around “big ticket” gear which will normally mount in standard 19” racks, but there is also a host of other smaller devices in the mix including signage players, signal extension, and distribution amplifiers. When discussing the challenges of integrating these small, DC powered devices to either the system integrator or the in-house broadcast engineer, they will tell you about the considerable time, effort, and money they spend to install and service them. They will also mention how finding a space-saving, clean, and efficient solution for this range of equipment would solve so many headaches.

  Post COVID, many houses of worship are facing challenges regarding how to bring a new level of coherence to your worship events, while also having a positive effect on attracting new parishioners, including those viewing at home. In this blog, we will help House of Worship AV and IT managers (and or) volunteers understand the central requirements of connectivity, managing multiple sources across several displays on multiple walls, and how to offer seamless, yet simple control.

 © NEP Finland / Viaplay Helsinki How do you make sure that your TV channel stands out from the crowd in a world where your viewers have an infinite supply of video content available to them 24/7? Making audiences tune in every day not only demands highly engaging, distinct productions, but also eye-catching LED studio backdrops that inform, connect, and engage. To deliver this visual potential, these backdrops need ultra-dependable media servers and video processing solutions to enable flawless performance day in, day out. Also, as production time is highly valuable, your setup needs to be flexible and highly adjustable as your studio evolves over time.

In this blog, we will explore just how easy it is to effectively integrate small, DC powered devices into your stadium & arena installations, including those that are critical to the visitor experience. Many of the efficiencies we will explore could equally be enjoyed in a touring setup as well.