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InfoComm only comes around once a year, and it's the one week where the entire Pro AV world shows up under one roof. This year we're packing our bags for Las Vegas, and if you're heading to the show, we'd love to see you there. You'll find us at Booth N8051 in the North Hall […]

If you've ever priced out an AV-over-IP system, you already know the catch. The performance you want — true 4K (or 8K), no perceptible lag, image quality that holds up on a big display — usually comes chained to a 10-Gigabit network. New switches. New cabling throughout the building. Licensing fees stacked on top. By […]

LAS VEGAS, NV, May 29, 2026 — BZBGEAR®, a global manufacturer of professional AV and broadcasting solutions, will unveil its most ambitious product lineup to date at InfoComm 2026, headlined by the launch of XLink-ONE™, a next-generation AV-over-IP distribution platform built on a proprietary codec. Spanning AV-over-IP, AI-first conferencing, all-in-one live production, and HDMI 2.1 […]

If you've ever wired up a large HDMI 2.1 installation only to get a black screen, a dropped signal, or a flickering display that wasn't doing any of that 10 minutes ago — you're not alone. HDMI 2.1 is genuinely impressive technology. It pushes up to 48Gbps of bandwidth, supports 8K resolution, 4K120, Variable Refresh […]

When a Counter-Strike final is on the line, a city's 911 dispatch floor is tracking a live incident, or a utility's control room is watching the grid, the video on those screens isn't just nice to have. It's the job. A frozen feed, a half-second of lag, or a source that won't route to the […]

A Practical Guide to Designing for Growth   If you've ever wired up a multi-room AV system with a traditional HDMI matrix, you already know the catch. The day you need one more display, you're staring at a fixed 8x8 box that's completely full. Adding capacity means swapping the whole switcher, and that's a hard […]

A question we get all the time from integrators planning a new build: should I run this system over HDBaseT, or go full AV over IP? And that's a fair question to wrestle with. Both technologies move high-quality video and audio from point A to point B over a humble Ethernet cable, but they go […]

A question that comes up more and more on government and public-sector projects is whether you actually have to choose between TAA compliance and great-looking, dependable video. The short answer: no. But it's a fair question, because for years "compliant" meant settling for older gear, fewer features, or a price tag that made the CFO […]

A question that comes up almost every time someone starts planning an AV-over-IP system is, "How much delay should I expect?" And that's a fair thing to ask. Once you start sending video over a network instead of point-to-point HDMI or SDI, latency becomes a real consideration — sometimes the most important one.   The […]