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Some AMX and Crestron programming standards that every successful audiovisual company should follow. Whatever standard a company decides on some basic goals should be achieve.
- A standard that applies to the computer science and mainstream programming industry.
- If a programmer or employee leaves then a new employee can easily adapt to the standard.
- The standard should apply to AMX and Crestron programming so that code can be interchange between the two platforms.
- The standard should apply to the future of AMX and Crestron programming.
- The standard should take full advantage of code validation and Test Harness.
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Great discussion about Crestron new NVX Digital Media Series switcher.
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Just because you disagree with someone does not mean it is unprofessional. Their should be more open and professional discussions just like this on Linkedin. Because without those types of conversations we will not know what is real or just marketing.
The NVX Series does look like Crestron is moving Digital Media in the right direction. But I believe it is to late for DM to re-engineer all the legacy devices.
I don’t work for Crestron or AMX /Harman and I am not part of their marketing team – I am neutral – I can honestly say – SVSI is the future.
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Bob, I give you credit for speaking about what you believe in. Your comments was completely professional.
Some manufacturing companies prefers punishment and restrictions over professional discussions they do not like. Hopefully, Harman recognizes the importance of individual freedom of speech.
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www.linkedin.com/hp/update/6240178176325144576
And, Crestron is claiming “no latency.”
I will agree with Crestron that Mercury looks like a great addition to conference systems. Crestron’s marketing team did come up with an amazing name for an audiovisual product – Mercury.