To conclude my 4-part series on networked audio, I’d like to briefly discuss the future of networked audio, and how it relates to the AV/IT convergence. The ability to route audio from any input in any room to any output in any room has unsurpassed potential for end users in their day-to-day operations, and integrators…
Networked audio can be successfully implemented in any commercial, professional, or consumer environment. Networked audio solutions can take the form of any of the following system configurations: Combined Audio Integrated Multi-System Multi-Purpose Paging, Public Address, and Sound Reinforcement Room combining Here are samples of Biamp networked audio installations across multiple environments: Secondary benefits of networked…
With the launch of Tesira 2.0 on Monday, a number of software updates were included. To set you up to succeed in your design of Tesira systems, we’ve put together a series of three videos showing you some of the new things you can do in the software. In this video, I’ll be walking you…
Last week we discussed the anatomy of a network–what it’s made of, but what exactly is networked audio? Simply stated, networked audio is the transporting of audio from one endpoint to another over an Ethernet network. The major benefits include: High quality, low latency, multiple channel count. Time syncing and data transfer management. Dynamic control…
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