Audiovisual

The Malats, Les Murphy, Les Rose, some of our serial killers who can appear at the hearing via...

Audiovisually.

Audiovisually, and also some of the... former police, other identities in the criminal justice sphere, and other people who disgracefully haven't appeared, like the AFP.

Now, the AFP have, of course, responsible for policing in the ACT and have a role in policing these crimes across the country.

There's a Federal Crimes Act.

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Audiovisual, the actual conference rooms.

There's so much there.

There's a lot of things behind the scene that occur.

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Ripple FX, episode 39.

Today we are talking to you all about audiovisual branding and where we see content going forward.

Because last time we talked about how perfect content is dead and this episode is about what you can do instead and how you can move forward with your content.

So if you did not listen or watch the last episode, make sure you do that.

A few years back, I was on a project, a big corporate headquarters with a beautiful building, 12 floors and about 20 conference rooms of various sizes.

The owner had spent some real money on the AV.

Every room had a touch panel on the wall, ceiling microphones, a big display, the whole package.

somewhere north of two million dollars in audio visual and on the mechanical side they had a modern bas bav boxes with reheat good sequences occupancy sensors in every space that works two excellent systems both commissioned and both signed off on In about four months after occupancy, I get a call because the facility team is drowning in hot and cold calls out of the conference rooms.

Rooms that are empty at 4 in the afternoon are getting fully conditioned because somebody left a display on.

So we go and look at it, and here's what we found.

The AV system knew with a very high degree of confidence exactly how many people were in every one of those 20 rooms.

It knew because the camera was doing people counting for the video conferencing framing.