AV-IT
AptoVision to be acquired by Semtech for $28 million
AptoVision Technologies, manufacturer of the BlueRiver chipsets for AV signal distribution and founding member of the SDVoE Alliance, is to be acquired for $28...
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AV-IT
AV over IP – future developments
In which areas are we likely to see AV over IP develop? Following his look at the advantages of the technology and the need for...
AV-IT
AV over IP: education and training
Previously we looked at the growing significance of IP as well as who within AV stands to benefit; here Ian McMurray reveals the importance...
AV-IT
AV over IP: who stands to benefit?
Ian McMurray looks at the different factors that are driving the move to this new paradigm. It’s said that, if something is inevitable, the...
Business
Industry moves: May roundup
We reveal a selection of key appointments and promotions across the AV industry from the end of May. QSC Abdul Chaudhri has been named...
ISE Daily
BlueRiver API on cards
BlueRiver API has been released, a complete application programming interface that lets developers easily harness all the features of AptoVision’s BlueRiver NT+ Series of...
ISE Daily
AptoVision expands BlueRiver chipset range
BlueRiver NT1000, the latest in AptoVision’s series of AV-over-IP chipsets, has been announced. Expanding the BlueRiver NT+ Series it is able to transport uncompressed,...
Case Studies
ISE 2017: video and residential preview
Parts one and two of our ISE 2017 preview looked at highlights in audio and display products as well as additions in Smart Building and...
AV-IT
Industry heavyweights form SDVoE Alliance
AptoVision, Aquantia, Christie, Netgear, Sony and ZeeVee have formed the SDVoE Alliance, an industry group aiming to promote a standardised software-defined over Ethernet platform for...
AV-IT
AptoVision unveils BlueRiver API programming interface
AptoVision has announced the release of its BlueRiver API application programming interface that allows developers to utilise the features of AptoVision’s BlueRiver NT+ Series of...
AV-IT
Signal management: skills and training
Having previously considered how far along we are in the transition to AV over IP, before revealing the primary applications and future requirements, David...
AV-IT
Signal management: AV over IP transition
The abundance of networked systems at InfoComm 2016 suggested that AV over IP is finally coming of age – but how far along are...
AV-IT
InfoComm 2016: AV over IP takes centre stage
AV over IP proved to be a major theme at InfoComm 2016 last week, with Atlona, AptoVision, AMX and Crestron among the exhibitors showing...
AV-IT
AptoVision hires Kennington to spearhead AV over IP drive
Previously the technology manager of DigitalMedia at Crestron, Justin Kennington has been named director of strategic and technical marketing at AV chipset technology company...
ISE Daily
AptoVision announces BlueRiver 400 digital AV chipset
In what the company is calling a major advance for chip-level integration in digital AV, AptoVision, provider of AV chipset technology, has announced BlueRiver...
ISE Daily
AptoVision: First AVB chipset for uncompressed AV distribution
The new BlueRiver NT chipset from AptoVision is claimed to be the world’s first to take advantage of Ethernet Audio-Video Bridging protocol for uncompressed...
AV-IT
Video distribution: keeping up with changing tech
We look at where video distribution is headed, as installers keep up with rapidly changing standards following years of relative stability.
Technology
Video distribution: the growth of HDBaseT and video over LAN
We look at the growth of HDBaseT and video over LAN technologies (voLANte) and how an influx of products provide options and challenges for...
Technology
4k feature part 2 – equipment challenges
Previously, Ian McMurray looked at demand drivers for 4K. Now he turns his attention to the equipment challenges associated with moving to this format.
Technology
4K feature part 1 – what’s driving demand?
In the first part of a three-part article, Ian McMurray looks at some of the factors driving demand for 4K technology.