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In this edition of the AV Over Fiber podcast,
Sound & Video Contractor Contributing Editor Bennett Liles talks
with Doug McClement, president of Livewire Remote Recorders about the
company's choice to replace the long copper snakes on its recording
truck with fiber-optic snakes from Neutrik. Is fiber-optic cable ready
up to the grind of rough and rowdy remotes? Doug relates his challenges
and how the fiber snakes have held up to the rigors of the road. 
As a pioneer of private television in
Africa, MNET (Electronic Media Network) has written TV history. And the
company, based in Gauteng near Johannesburg, continues to occupy a
commanding position in the African media landscape, thanks to its
diverse range of subscription channels. To underpin its market
leadership, the company is once again investing in equipment from Telex
and RTS. 
Showcasing Soundcraft's growing influence in
the burgeoning India pro audio market, sound.com coordinated
efforts with Reliance Big Music for a 10-day concert series that relied
on an extensive Harman audio system featuring a Soundcraft Vi6 digital
mixing console. The 96-channel Vi6 exceeded expectations, ensuring
further installations in the future. 
Extron Electronics is now shipping the Fox 4G
Matrix 14400, a high-performance, modular fiber-optic matrix switcher
for complete, end-to-end digital AV signal transmission and routing over
fiber-optic cable. It is expandable in sizes from 16x16 up to 144x144,
and it supports digital switching at rates up to 4.25Gbps. With
hot-swappable I/O boards, realtime system monitoring, and redundant,
hot-swappable power supplies, the Fox 4G Matrix 14400 delivers highly
reliable, enterprise-wide switching of fiber-optic AV and control
signals for any mission-critical environment.