Contributors
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Common HDMI active cable issues
HDMI is big in the market and some cable resellers are taking shortcuts. Jeffrey Boccaccio outlines common HDMI active cable issues. Active HDMI cable devices are ... -
How to successfully work with client managers
When too many people are involved in a custom project, things can go wrong. So, how do you deal with personal managers and assistants? Anthony Grimani ... -
Riedel’s MediorNet device used in Adelaide Convention Centre upgrade
The re-vamped Adelaide Convention Centre features Riedel’s MediorNet device, which provides a cost-effective and easy to use media signal distribution and processing solution. Andy Ciddor reports. ... -
Ensuring clarity in an audio system
Clarity is the single most important aspect of audio system design, writes Anthony Grimani. Are you doing it right? What’s the most important thing about a ... -
Lockdown systems market is growing
Education has changed radically over the past 50 years – but perhaps nowhere more than in ensuring the safety of pupils, as Ian McMurray finds out. ... -
Home burglaries during the holidays: Increase, decrease – or who knows?
There is a longstanding belief that all types of crime, including home burglaries and other residential affronts, increase during the holidays. But how valid is this ... -
Ageing in place: Blending technology with privacy
Without question, the technology surrounding independent living – particularly for seniors – has advanced at an astounding rate. And the range of devices designed to achieve ... -
Channel surfing the names of audio channels
As an industry, we agree on many things. So why can’t we agree about the names of audio channels? Anthony Grimani reports. We have developed languages, ... -
How your choice of technology could be impacting the learning experience
Early this year I enrolled in a further education course. Of course, by the time it eventually came around the excitement that had blossomed at the ... -
AV/IT: A done deal, or a work in progress?
There is a saying that, if something is inevitable, it’s usually better not just to accept it, but to embrace it. Ian McMurray looks at the ...
