Update Rule “the-best-boardroom-av-solution/rule” (SSWConsulting#7235)

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Co-authored-by: Tiago Araújo [SSW] <[email protected]>

rules/the-best-boardroom-av-solution/rule.md

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 title: Do you know the best boardroom AV solution?
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 uri: the-best-boardroom-av-solution
-created: 2020-04-22T15:50:48.0000000Z
 authors:
-- title: Adam Cogan
-  url: https://ssw.com.au/people/adam-cogan
-- title: Raj Dhatt
-  url: https://ssw.com.au/people/raj-dhatt
+  - title: Adam Cogan
+    url: https://ssw.com.au/people/adam-cogan
+  - title: Raj Dhatt
+    url: https://ssw.com.au/people/raj-dhatt
 related: []
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+  - do-you-know-the-best-boardroom-av-solution
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 There are several ways you can set up your boardroom AV for effective and efficient conferencing.
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 ### Apple TV
 
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 A popular way to connect devices wirelessly to the boardroom TV is to use an Apple TV.
 
 ![Figure: Apple TV with remote](appletv.jpg)  
 
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 * It allows you to connect any Apple device including iOS.
 * Easy to use for Apple users
 * Can be easily added to an AV automation system, e.g. Control4, Savant, etc. which allows you to display on any other display connected to the same AV system
 * Inexpensive way of adding wireless connectivity to an existing system
 
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 A newer way to connect wirelessly is to use Smart TV’s built-in features.
 ![Figure: Samsung Smart TV with built-in AirPlay](smarttv.jpg)  
 
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 * Allows you to wirelessly connect any Apple device including laptop and IOS
 * Can connect Windows laptops through Mirrorcast
 * Can also connect Android devices through Google Home
 
 
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 * Not all Windows laptops have Mirrorcast capability
 * Not designed for corporate networking (can’t have both guest access and secured network at the same time)
 * Guest need to be on a corporate network to connect
-* Display can not be shared across multiple screens in an automated AV setup, e.g through Control4
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+* Display cannot be shared across multiple screens in an automated AV setup, e.g through Control4
 
 ### Extron
 
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 For a more robust AV solution, you can install an Extron system. We recommend the ShareLink Pro.
 
 ![Figure: Extron ShareLink Pro 1000 diagram](extron.jpg)  
 
 
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 * Allows you to wirelessly connect any device
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 * Can integrate as part of an AV automation system, e.g. Control4 or even Extron’s own
 * Extron support and reliability is highly rated
 
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-* You \*need\* to install an app, users can’t just connect and display something wirelessly without it
+* You **need** to install an app, users can’t just connect and display something wirelessly without it
 * Expensive
 
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 ### Barco Clickshare
 
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 A more advanced wireless solution, Barco Clickshare allows you to use any laptop device without installing software by connecting a small USB dongle. The Clickshare 'brain' is connected to your TV or AV hub via HDMI.
 
 ![Figure: Barco USB dongle for the laptop, or an app for your smartphone](barcousb.jpg)  
 
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 * Allows you to wirelessly connect any smartphone via an app
 * Both windows and apple laptops can connect via the included USB dongle
 * Can have multiple users connected at once, and switch between them by pressing the present button on the dongle
 * IT-friendly with lots of controls and security features
 
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 * Compared to a wired HDMI signal, the video will not play super smoothly all the time (bad if you’re playing back videos for review)