A/V NETWORKING - DESIGN 

Training & Certification

COURSE OVERVIEW

AUDIENCE:  Delivered in-person at your location, A/V Networking – Design is for anyone in the field of pro A/V who wants to be more informed about putting media on a network.

COURSE GOAL:  Networked A/V solutions are all around us, but the way media traverses a network as ethernet traffic can be mysterious at best. With straightforward examples and plain language, this course session aims to unravel the mystery, explaining design validation tools in the Network, Signal Processing, and Application domains. 

PREREQUISITES:  There are no prerequisites for A/V Networking – Design

CONTINUING EDUCATION:  4 AVIXA RUs CTS/CTS-D

TIME TO COMPLETE:  One half-day (instructor-led)

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • The primary considerations when building, or upgrading to, a networked media solution, with a focus on video traffic
  • Performance factor considerations when selecting an ethernet switch
  • Precision Time Protocol versions 1 & 2 – the IEEE standards essential for media playback
  • Tips for building a successful physical topology
  • Multicast traffic management and why careful design is mandatory for viable media transmission

KEY TOPICS

BANDWIDTH
Learn how to calculate bandwidth requirements for both video & audio signals, and why video creates significantly more traffic than audio.

ETHERNET SWITCHES
Understand primary considerations for choosing the right switch for your network and demystify terms you will encounter on switch spec sheets.

NETWORK DIAMETER
Why we are concerned with the “hop count” in a network carrying media traffic.

TOPOLOGIES
A high level look at what to consider when wiring your network, and how different 
arrangements affect hop count.

BOTTLENECKS
Uplinks between switches are the largest limiting factor of the network. Learn how to best 
provision each of them, no matter your topology.

VIDEO PROCESSING
There are numerous options for managing video bandwidth. Focus on the basics of a few, 
how they are implemented in TesiraLUX, and how Tesira software can play a major role in validating your design.

 

FINAL ASSESSMENT

Each individual must successfully complete an online assessment to receive certification.

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