AV over IP in the Home
How does AV over IP work in the home?
- AVPro MXNET 1G AV over IP: Uses Gigabit Ethernet, suitable for standard home applications, supporting 4k and HD video transmission.
- AVPro MXNET 10G AV over IP: Uses 10 Gigabit Ethernet, ideal for high-end home theaters and high-bandwidth needs, supporting 4K video with uncompressed audio.
What are the latest AV over IP trends for residential environments?
How have AV over IP solutions for homes developed over the last 5 years?
What is the alternative to AV over IP? Does it still have a place in the home?
What is driving the growth of AV over IP in residential?
What is driving the growth of AV over IP in residential?
What are the benefits of using AV over IP for residential?
- Easy scalability options
- The ability to send A/V signals plus control data such as RS-232, IR, or CEC to operate displays and other products over a network
- Upscaling/downscaling to get the perfect video signal for any room in the house
- Easy high performance audio distribution with the inclusion of Dante
Are there any disadvantages?
A Though the initial cost of an AVoIP infrastructure may be higher than traditional A/V wiring, the innate flexibility over the life of the home makes AVoIP the obvious choice. Additionally, integrators will need to gain an understanding of these technologies, which is why AVPro Edge is dedicated to making the process as simple as possible for our partners through extensive training and support services.
Is AV over IP a more futureproof solution?
A AV over IP is more futureproof than a conventional A/V infrastructure due to the innate scalability of the platform. AV over IP can easily expand to accommodate more devices and rooms without major rewiring or hardware changes, making it adaptable to growing needs in a home environment. A network-based system also supports evolving standards, a critical aspect of modern home technology. As video and audio standards advance (e.g., 8K video, HDR, and Dolby Atmos), AV over IP systems can be updated or upgraded to support new formats, keeping pace with technological developments. Another aspect of futureproofing is the built-in flexibility of AV over IP, allowing for dynamic routing of audio and video signals that offers greater adaptability in how content is distributed and managed across a home compared to traditional systems—perfect for the addition of a new pool or the transformation of a bedroom into a home office. The futureproofing possibilities are limitless with AV over IP.