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In this edition of the AV Over Fiber podcast,
Sound & Video Contractor Contributing Editor Bennett Liles talks
with Keith Bond, director of product management at QuStream as he
relates how the idea for the company’s V5 DVI Extender Modules for
fiber and coax came along. In the realm of fiber-optic routing
switchers, he also explains some of the critical differences between all
optical and opto-electrical switching, explores the differences between
single and dual-link DVI, and throws some light on how Extended Display
Identification Data (EDID) works. 
AMX, a leader in providing simplified
solutions in the audiovisual control industry, announces the grand
opening of its state-of-the-art, 5,800-square-foot office and showroom
called AMX Las Vegas Device Discovery Center. Located at 3883 Howard
Hughes Parkway, Suite 1090, the full-service center showcases more than
350 AMX products, while offering a fully furnished business facility for
dealers, consultants, architects, designers, and end users. 
Emcore, a leading provider of compound
semiconductor-based components and subsystems for the video, broadband,
fiber optic, satellite, and terrestrial solar power markets, announced
the addition of SMPTE 424M and 425M compliant 3Gbps HD-SDI modules to
the Optiva video transport product line. 
In an effort to ease design integration of its
opticalCON chassis connectors in combination with SFP (small form-factor
pluggable) transceivers, Neutrik introduces an opticalCON Transceiver
Adapter at AES 2008 (Booth 809). The opticalCON Transceiver Adapter
seamlessly connects an opticalCON chassis and an LC SFP transceiver.
Liberty Wire & Cable, worldwide supplier of a broad
range of wire and cable products for the audio/video trade, including
custom installers and systems integrators, announces publication of its
first guide to fiber-optic products and solution.