Picture this, you’re leading an important meeting at your company where you’re presenting a new company initiative. To prepare, you did a test run the day before and all of the AV technology worked well. You walk into the company meeting feeling confident and ready to begin. Then, moments after you start presenting the screen flickers, now the employees on Zoom can’t hear you and the employees in the room can’t see the slides. You’re not only embarrassed but also angry, who installed the system? The Impact of AV Distractions Even if you get back on track after troubleshooting the.

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As audio, video and other communication products become less expensive, simpler to use, easier to install, and necessary due to COVID-19,  it’s forced museums to quickly evolve.  Museums around the world like the Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas and The Science Museum in Minneapolis are leading the way to the future of museum technology, bringing history to life.  It’s become apparent that there’s no market where the measure of “experience” is more tangible than museums. Because of this, museums need to continuously improve, update, and elevate their AV. Here are some ways AV companies are collaborating with.

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Technology makes hardware more and more affordable, and choosing the right partner makes its implementation simple and sustainable. No matter what industry you’re in, digital displays can help give your brand a broader voice. Here are five reasons why digital signage will help your business and grow your vision.    1. Powerful Videos Video amplifies your message in a way that any other type of advertising can’t. Video allows you to get more messages to your audience in less time. And today, consumers love video. So, why aren’t you using digital signage as part of your marketing strategy? 2. Easy.

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How does a sound-check happen? In EDC’s blog we chat about what factors go into a live show, and explain the process. Before the Soundcheck You don’t want to wait until the band starts singing to find out you have a bad cable. The soundcheck begins before a band ever arrives. The sound designer and engineer begin by setting the input levels or gain structure; usually, there’s a check done on this every week. You can’t just set your inputs or gains and leave them be, they have to be adjusted to each band. Then the crew moves on to.

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