Welcome to SAVI’s Quick Bytes Series with Paul Zielie! The Quick Bytes Series is a bite-sized informational resource for AV integrators, technicians, end-users, or just about anyone who needs a crash course in all things AV-related. Quick Bytes is meant to...
H.264 vs. H.265 Encoding for Commercial Applications What’s better? Imagine this: You’re sitting at your local sports bar, enjoying a drink, and watching your favorite quarterback throw a pass into the end zone. Just before another player makes the...
Plenum Rated Cables vs Riser Cables vs Non-Plenum As AV integrators, we know plenum cables are costly, and when bidding on new projects we tend to avoid quoting them when possible (to the great satisfaction of most end-users). However, while cable choices are...
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