Show Notes
27: Holiday Wishlist (B&H Convenience Store) | AV Superfriends: On Topic
Recorded October 26, 2022
In the spirit of American retail annual sales scheduling, here’s a holiday episode recorded in October. Our theme for this show is stocking stuffers, so we all have a little gift to share (aka a “recommendation”) or something from our AV wish list that will hopefully arrive soon. Little Marc gives everyone AVoIP decoders, little Chris gives “secret” analog I/O for QSC Cores and wants the perfect button panel controller, little Justin gives everyone an NDI to USB converter, little Jamie also gifts us all an NDI decoder, and little Larry brings a Dante remote decoder from the local corner store.
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Products discussed: • VANCO Handheld HDMI Tester: https://www.vanco1.com/product/handheld-4k-hdmi-tester/ • BirdDog Pod: https://birddog.tv/pod-overview/ • BirdDog Play: https://birddog.tv/play-overview/ • Focusrite RedNet R1: https://pro.focusrite.com/category/audiooverip/item/rednet-r1
Alternate show titles: • Fool around at the house • Jamie learnt me something today • That’s the gift that keeps on giving the whole year • Uncle Larry’s at it again • It’s a twofer learnt day • Listen to Zoom trash my sound
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