This post serves to describe the system requirements for three main line High Definition Signal Distribution technologies which are currently available and supported by Teljoy Audio Visual.

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The overall long-term health of the digital signage industry within retail depends upon successful pilots turning into successful deployments. By Michael Hiatt Back in August of 2010, a headline in DigitalSignageToday.com read, “Intel sees huge growth potential in digital signage.” This theme has been repeated over the past 10 years. Digital signage has been poised for huge growth. Still, it has yet to materialize. [More]

Almost microscopic-like detail obtained from CCTV footage which could identify individuals right up to and beyond the color and texture of their eyebrows, was only made possible by clever trickery in the movies, up to a couple of years ago. But advances in CCTV technology have now made this a practical reality which is implemented across the world; in similar as well as vastly different environments such as recreation, mining and manufacturing industries. [More]

When we are swarmed with requests for IPTV, we are obliged to assess the client’s infrastructure and requirements prior to providing a customized solution. We do this because it is well known that IPTV systems are capable of providing many different services, and more often than not, the cost to functionality ratio plays a significant role. With this in mind and with the idea that information destroys trepidation, it is pertinent to dissect the IPTV beast and peel back the layers, because it deserves some de-mystification and you, dear readers, deserve information. [More]

Digital signage continues to find new uses and markets and one of the largest and most significant is in the Digital out of Home (DOOH) field, where last year the international outdoor sector was worth $3.5 billion, double that of the year before and it is expected to expand. [More]

As the world, the stadiums and the audiences watched the series of wonderful games that made up the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™, few thought much about how those signals were broadcast to deliver the blow-by-blow moments, unless you worked for Teljoy Audio Visual, in which case you knew exactly how much effort it had required. [More]

AVB is an acronym for Audio Video Bridging. AVB packets are usually packets derived from the IEEE standards that enable the transmission of audio and video packets over standard Ethernet.

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Simon Mpele, Senior Specialist: Policy Investigation at the National Advisory Council on Innovation (NACI) has seen the benefits of videoconferencing, through the economies of scale, reduced transport costs and therefore reduced carbon footprint and ease of use. The initial idea to use video conferencing came when NACI moved from the Department of Science & Technology to its own suite of offices in Persequor Technopark in Pretoria. [More]

Having access to that CLOUD is powerful stuff. It opens up a whole new world. Video conferencing, Bridging, AV Managed Services and UCC are the next applications that will find their way into the architecture. Centralized Infrastructure could be the vehicle to bring this to the masses and boost the SMME market and Enterprise alike. ISP's are sitting up and taking notice. [More]

Dear Rosie I am always baffled when I do business with Teljoy! The professionalism, enthusiasm and reaction-time of your staff is so amazing that it almost borders on disbelief. In a very short space of time I have received three e-mails, four telephone calls and as we speak, the TV is on route to me. Unheard off!!! Thank you so much and congratulations! You have an amazing team.