PRODUCTS Technology Showcase: Fiber Routers and Matrix Switchers During the past few decades, as audio and video signals have been routed and switched in crossbar frames and matrix units, the capabilities of these components... What's New: AV Technology The Kramer Electronics TP-551 and TP-552 transmit HDMI signals at 1080i resolution up to 200ft. over two Cat-5e cables without... Neutrik 32 Amp PowerCon connector Neutrik meets the demand for higher power transfer and load for lighting and audio applications in our industry with its new high-capacity 32 Amp PowerCon power connectors...

features & columns Audio Podcast: Fiber Link at Emory University Bennett Liles talks with Alan Pogue, director of media services at Emory University's Goizueta Business School in Atlanta, about the university's fiber-optic link system for delivering expert advice from the production facility... Audio Podcast: Remote TV Production Bennett Liles talks with Jeremy Lommori, production engineer at California's Azusa Pacific University, about installation and production using fiber link intercom to facilitate TV production with control rooms in different locations... Audio Podcast: MultiDyne at NAB Bennett Liles talks with Jim Jachetta, MultiDyne senior vice president of sales and marketing, about what he has in store for the 2008 NAB Show...

Related Technology Displays & Mounts What's New: AV Technology Crestron says that its MPS-300 is the first Multimedia Presentation System (MPS) to feature fully digital audio-signal processing... Technology Showcase: Conference-room Telephone Systems Even with the wide variety of conference-microphone systems and videoconferencing equipment, the most familiar piece of hardware to be seen in conference... Technology Showcase: Videoconferencing Systems Rarely has any technology revolution been so eagerly awaited and long predicted as the videoconferencing systems that are emerging into corporate, medical,...

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