“You can’t use your current network for AV-over-IP,” says Justin Kennington. “You need a non-blocking network and, despite what IT will tell you, your current network is blocked.”
Traditional IT networks weren’t built for AV-over-IP. They were built with the capability to send basic signals over the network for (1) access to the internet, (2) inter-communication between devices like printers and (3) some other things that are just water under the bridge to this argument.
Learn how this conversation of needing separate networks intersects with the 1G vs 10G conversation and much more by listening to Episode 897 of Gary Kayye’s Rants & rAVes.
Also: don’t miss two podcasts on Selling AV with Mark Coxon and the remaining Rants & rAVes from Gary!
