Networked Audiovisual Systems

Inbunden, Engelska, 2014

AvBrad Grimes,NA AVIXA Inc.,Avixa Inc Na,Infocomm International

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The industry-standard guide to networked audiovisual systems

Published with InfoComm International, Networked AV Systems discusses the essential information AV and IT professionals need to know when working with network-driven equipment and processes. Each chapter features diagrams, photos, notes, chapter reviews, and end-of-chapter questions with in-depth explanations. In accordancewith InfoComm's performance standards for the AV industry as they relate to networking, this book serves as both an on-the-job reference and a study tool for the Certified Technology Specialist (CTS) exams.

Networked AV Systems covers:

Network classifications, topologies, architectures, andstandards
Layers of a network
Bandwidth, encoding, and transport
Network building blocks
Designing a network for AV systems
Ethernet and AVB
Network addressing
Subnetting: networking AV devices together
Protocols, ports, and documenting AV devices
Audio and video streaming
Digital signage
Conferencing
Secure remote management and monitoring
Service level agreements
Network security
Troubleshooting networked systems

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2014-03-16
Mått190 x 238 x 30 mm
Vikt914 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor448
FörlagMcGraw-Hill Education
ISBN9780071825733

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Brad Grimes (Boyds, MD) is Senior Writer/Editor for InfoComm International, an Adjunct Faculty member of InfoComm University, and the former Editor of Pro AV magazine. He has been writing about technology for more than 20 years, including positions covering IT for Ziff Davis, International Data Group, and Post Newsweek Tech Media (now 1105 Government Information Group). He continues to author articles and white papers on everything from video communications to cloud computing. His work has been recognized by the American Business Media, the American Society of Business Publication Editors, and the American Society of Magazine Editors. InfoComm International is the trade association representing the professional audiovisual and information communications industries worldwide. From offices around the world, InfoComm serves its members and the industry through: Education, including technical and business courses, in the classroom and online, resources, such as AV standards, thought pieces and market research, and through events, including local roundtables and international trade shows. Established in 1939, InfoComm has more than 5,000 members, including manufacturers, systems integrators, dealers and distributors, independent consultants, programmers, rental and staging companies, end-users and multimedia professionals from more than 80 countries.

Part I: Getting StartedChapter 1:What is a Network?Chapter 2:Layers of a NetworkChapter 3:Bandwidth, Encoding, and TransportChapter 4:Network Building BlocksChapter 5:Designing a Network for AV SystemsPart II: Networking for AVChapter 6:Ethernet, AVB, and MoreChapter 7:Network AddressingChapter 8:Subnetting: Networking AV Devices TogetherChapter 9:Protocols, Ports, and Documenting AV DevicesPart III: Networked AV ApplicationsChapter 10:Audio and Video StreamingChapter 11:Digital SignageChapter 12:ConferencingChapter 13:Secure Remote Monitoring and ManagementPart IV: Ensuring Exceptional AV ExperiencesChapter 14:Service Level AgreementsChapter 15:Network SecurityChapter 16:Troubleshooting Networked AV SystemsAppendix:Networked AV Systems ProjectGlossary