InfoComm13 is a Wrap. Next Stop: ISE 2014.

InfoComm13 in Orlando has just wrapped, and if you were among the 35,000+ attendees, I hope you enjoyed the hot Orlando sun with a few thunderstorms sprinkled in there! (Now I remember why I live in Portland.) We enjoyed reconnecting with many familiar faces among our friends and colleagues. For us, InfoComm is one of the key opportunities the Biamp team has to renew old relationships, build new ones, and hear first hand what you’re working on, the challenges you face, and how we can help you do more, better. We were also excited at how everyone embraced our new ceiling microphones and Biamp Canvas™–the Tesira® control software. By having…

Biamp Offers a More Complete Solution with Ceiling Mics

Assuming I’m one of the first people you’ll hear this from, I’ll start from the beginning. Biamp now sells ceiling microphones. In response to customer requests for a more complete audio solution, we’ve added two Biamp-branded microphones to our product line: the CM1-6W and CM1-6WS. If you’re here at InfoComm 2013 in Orlando, stop by our booth, number 1333, and see the mics first-hand in our fully-functional conference room. The Why of Biamp Ceiling Mics A number of DSP manufacturers in the conferencing space sell microphones too. But in many cases, the microphones they offer are conveniences, not quality additions to quality systems. What we’ve seen are sub par processing…

Gearing Up For InfoComm 2013

Without giving anything away, this year’s InfoComm is going to be very exciting for us. Biamp always has one of the busiest booths because we’ve always got something new to share (hint hint) with our integrator partners. You’ll see some new faces at the booth too. Well, I guess some of them are old hats in the industry, but they’re new to Biamp. Connecting with my fellow sales team is one reason I really look forward to these shows. We’re spread out all over the world and come together only a few times a year. The great thing about InfoComm is that you get everybody in one place. That goes…

Are Layer 2 or Layer 3 Protocols Better? Yes.

To pick-up where we left off in our post about debunking AVB myths, let’s take a deeper look at the Layer 2 vs. Layer 3 discussion. There are some important considerations to keep in mind, as it’s not as simple as saying one layer is better than the other. Most of the protocols in the AVB suite of protocols are currently only specified for Layer 2 operation, but to simply state that AVB can’t run on Layer 3 isn’t the whole story. In March 2011, the IEEE 1733 standard was approved for publication. It specifies how to transport Layer 3-encapsulated AV data while taking advantage of the robust Layer 2…

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