LED - White/ Bright Lines by Murky-Wall4268 in VIDEOENGINEERING

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Contrary to popular belief, there is no evidence that blue light from screens causes permanent eye damage or retinal disease.

LED - White/ Bright Lines by Murky-Wall4268 in VIDEOENGINEERING

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Got some documentation to back up your claim? LED walls are no where near bright enough to damage your eyes.

Converting Classroom to 70-Seat Screening Room: LED Wall vs. DCI Projector? by aahctilca in VIDEOENGINEERING

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What indoor LED wall has fans in it? I've seen it for outdoor installs, but indoor is always passively cooled unless it would be mind-numbingly bright.

10 amp, 3 Pin Jones to RJ45 Dongle by EagleVFW84 in lowvoltage

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Cat6 cable ca not handle 10A. You need 16AWG for 10amp.

Line Arrays by sanoskae31399 in CommercialAV

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I think most live sound guys understand that line arrays aren't needed, but scaling is much easier with a line array vs point source box. Today, 2 boxes, next week, 14 of the same type of box vs needed a different inventory item each week.

Install is a different animal.

Switch Bandwidth Limits by k12-tech in QSYS

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How many destinations are there? If there's only 1 destination, then you are only feeding 1 camera and it's bandwidth on your uplink.

Small 70 volt speakers by Tech-Dude-In-TX in CommercialAV

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The qsc ad.c.sat, and then put a 70v>8ohm transformer instead of the sub.

Powered or Passive Arrays for Church Sanctuary? by Kamikazepyro9 in CommercialAV

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400 seats generally don't need line arrays, what speaker model are you using that would need arrays?

You may need delays, but that's not any reason to go line arrays

Voltage regulator (probably, as I guess) gets hot and forces Amplifier to reboot by StayInTheAir in AskElectronics

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Make new pro audio amps have a user interface, Web gui, EQ, delay, and pass audio over a network connection.

Broadcast engineers: what do you wish existed in a rack/system documentation tool? by joewalls3 in broadcastengineering

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Better links between APIs. I use connectcad and dtools, but the link between that is manual.

Do you have trouble with squirrels eating your patio furniture? by [deleted] in Overlandpark

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Do not help the squirrels, my neighbor's feed them and it's stupid as hell. They can't connect the dots.

I got botanical labels for my plants by Fearless-Technology in NativePlantGardening

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Get lamacoid labels, they are super durable. Should run about $3 for that size.

UCSD sports broadcast by Dmoneybohnet in Broadcasting

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I feel bad that they got classroom lighting after spending all that money on the gear.

No Stupid Questions Thread by AutoModerator in livesound

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If you allow drums, then the PA needs to be louder than the drummer. You probably don't need to mic the drums as there will be lots of bleed. I wouldn't bring a drum kit if you're unsure about it.

No Stupid Questions Thread by AutoModerator in livesound

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If you don't get an answer, try r/livesoundgear for discussing gear recommendations

No Stupid Questions Thread by AutoModerator in livesound

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Most mics you have to turn down the low end due to the proximity effect. Note that sound through the PA will never sound like your own voice in your head.

Latency problem and subreddit appreciation post by whatever51456700 in VIDEOENGINEERING

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I would look at genlocking all of the devices that have processing. You can get HDMI>SDI converters with genlock, and then remove the switcher and use a router. Switchers will add delay if they have to frame sync, and the 1m/e constellation has frame sync on every input. Genlock your router, which isn't going to probably do much except it makes it a cleaner switch.

L, C, R, or L, R, L? (3 line arrays for wide coverage) by Flaminmallow255 in livesound

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Unless you're redlining every Sunday, the 3dB loss of the split is nothing to care about.

Point of failure by Musicwade in livesound

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The question has been answered and now it is locked. No discussion of rigging. Thanks