Compressed AV Vs. Uncompressed
Compression is a touchy subject when it comes to networked AV. Some users swear it decreases the quality of the video content. Grainy picture and poor color quality are often noticed by some users. For those who focus on the entertainment, this could be a big deal. There are ways to prevent corruption, but it could be a little more difficult than a standard solution. Thanks to smarter AV appliances, compression can be adjusted or even turned off for certain nodes. This is perfect for businesses that have displays placed throughout the lobby or dining area. Sets that are placed closer to customer view can be set to receive uncompressed video content. That way, they get the best picture quality and no one complains. Sets that are further away can be set to receive compressed data since viewers won’t be close enough to tell the difference. Compression settings can be changed throughout the network to keep bandwidth use under control. Even a powerful network can be overloaded by excess data. The ideal solution may be hard to find, but with help from a professional service provider, there’s no solution out of reach. Business owners should call us at CCS presentation Systems to schedule a consultation today.