Tech Talk
The Future of WebRTC for Event Streaming
WebRTC is a free and open-source system developed in 2011 to allow web browsers and mobile devices to communicate with each other through APIs.
Read MoreWhen things go pear shaped
What do you do when the project you’re working on just refuses to come together?
Read MoreTech Talk: What’s All The Fuss About NDI?
“Using NDI opens up a whole host of opportunities for broadcasters and Pro AV companies, and it does that by making the networking of video infrastructure more cost effective, more flexible and much easier to use,”
Read MoreListen Here: Lots Of Gear… No Ideas
The source of your art, what makes it unique to you as a human being, comes from within you, not from the latest plug-in or musical instrument
Read MoreHow Do You Create Engagement at Hybrid Events?
While combining the greater audiences of digital events with the greater audience interaction of physical conferences arguably gives you the best of both worlds, they inevitably also bring the worst of each, too
Read MoreMixing Tips From Clubs To Stadiums
One of the most difficult parts of working as a touring front of house engineer is maintaining a consistent sound from show to show. That’s why it’s crucial to make sure you’re prepared for any situation
Read MoreTech Talk: Elation Professional’s SpectraColor Explained
SpectraColour uses not three or four flags, but seven: cyan, magenta, yellow, red, green, blue, and a variable CTO filter. The most immediate advantage this sort of system confers is that it allows red, green, and blue primary colours to be vastly brighter
Read MoreThe Problems with Power, Part 3
In this instalment we will look at how one seemingly innocuous device, commonly used in many lower cost PDUs, may cause untold damage to anything connected to that distro
Read MoreWhat The Hell Is The Metaverse?
Thinking of shifting your event into the Metaverse? It might be better to wait…
Read MoreParticularly peculiar potential power problems, part 2
Switch mode power supplies (SMPS) create earth leakage current (up to a maximum of 3.5mA per device), making them the nemesis of the RCD (Residual Current Device)
Read MoreWith great power comes great responsibility
Most of us understand over-current faults, but when it comes to earth leakage, we generally have little knowledge of what causes it, and that there is almost always earth leakage occurring in our rigs even when there is nothing wrong
Read MorePower to The People
“Unify, Connect, Empower” is the motto of Melbourne manufacturing start-up ONEStage, a company dedicated to keeping the show going at the source – power and signal
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