Host: Tim Albright with guests: Kelly Perkins from Vaddio, Dr. Yoram Solomon of , Craig MacCormack from Commercial Integrator, and Chris Neto of AV Helpdesk and Red Band.

InfoComm is updating the CTS. Should all current CTS holders re-take the test? Is voice control the next big thing for home automation? We talk about CCTV and the Boston Bombers. We talk about fiber and AV. Plus, we talk about our choices for a ProAV Hall of Fame. Running Time: 1:11:02

Host: Tim Albright with guests: Brad Grimes from InfoComm International, Brock McGinnis of Westbury National Show Systems, Joe Andrulis from AMX, and Stephen McKay of IAVI.

We kick off the show talking about new control company TIO (Turn It On). Intel has a new 4K media box. Will this encourage more 4K? What does the future hold for OLED? Networked video is becoming the industry standard. How will the front runners fare against new upstarts? Running Time: 56:49

Host: Tim Albright with guests: Betsy Jaffe from InfoComm International, Nic Scott of Crestron, Dawn Meade from Net-AV, and Bill Brown of BD Brown Communications.

This week we talk about how aware the public is of HD BaseT. Technology could hurt your productivity. Does Moore's Law apply to displays? Plus, Nielsen is getting ready to give us ratings for online television. Running Time: 58:57

Host: Tim Albright with guests: George Tucker from WorldStage, Matt D. Scott of Omega Audio Video and Kevin Iselli from Crestron.

Custom Retailer is changing to Technology Integrator. Can you protect your automation system from hackers? We talk about a car with projectors where the headlights should be. Plus, LG says a curved OLED will be out "soon". Running Time: 1:02:47

Host: Tim Albright with guests: Harry Meade from Vision Technology Service and Adrian Boyd of Avitecture..

AMX has weighed in on the Crestron switcher videos. There are 4K displays on sale for $1.499. What will that mean for HD? Extron has introduced the heir to their hugely popular IN1509 switcher/scaler. Black Box invites you to finish the sentence "You know you're in AV when...". Plus, we begin highlighting various InfoComm training sessions. Running Time: 58:15

Host: Tim Albright with guests: Dawn Meade of Net-AV and George Tucker from WorldStage..

Another Extron/Crestron dust up. Does a switcher shoot-out make sense? NAB 2013 has come and gone and 4k, 8k, and OLED made some noise. Broadcaster's are trying to capture "TV Zero". Printing speakers that light up. Plus, is being nice, being sexist? Running Time: 1:08:48

Host: Tim Albright with guests: Paul Depperschmidt from Cisco Systems, Steve Greenblatt of Control Concepts, and George Tucker from World Stage.

Sony's consolodating, the courts say Aero can continue, and Apple needs security. George starts a conversation about Convergence. We get into streaming media and analog editing. Telepresence or Video Conferencing? Running Time: 58:46

Host: Tim Albright with guests: Dawn Mead from Net-AV and Michael Braithwaite of Clear One.

Got $40,000? Then you can get the new Samsung UHD TV. Everyone's getting into lighting. Now Control4 is getting into the game. What does this mean for home automation and smart buildings? John Sciacca says home theater is not dead. Google Glass may end up being the ultimate remote. Plus, we talk about the future of digital cabling. Running Time: 52:45

Host: George Tucker with guests: Michael Drainer of SennheiserUSA,, Matt D. Scott from Omega Audio Video, and Bradford Benn of Harman.

We talk about securing your equipment from your employees... and others. The Supreme Court says we can sell content we legally purchase. "Smart" LED bulbs may not be worth all the hype yet. Plus, we talk about the idea that the destruction of the Death Star was an inside job. (Thanks to Gizmodo). Running Time: 1:04:51

Host: Tim Albright with guests: World Stage, Chris Neto from AVHelpdesk, Michael Drainer of SennheiserUSA, and Joshua Stackhouse from American Television.

InfoComm International warns about unauthorized CTS prep books. Samsung v. Apple, round 15. We talk with Joshua Stackhouse about his recently acquired AV degree. Lutron getting into the cloud. Plus, what makes a secure AV system. Running Time: 52:14

Host: Tim Albright with guests: Ronnie Anne Spang, Paul Harris from Aurora, and Ron Callis of One Firefly.

Samsung props up Sharp and gets 3% of the company for their trouble. LG is pouring $650 million into OLED. Crestron has a new DMPS for VC rooms. Plus, when will we see Apple Airplay dongles? Running Time: 56:49

Host: Tim Albright with guests: George Tucker and Harry Meade, CTS-D..

Are projectors ready to come out of the closets, and soffits, in residential? How do you pick an AV receiver? We talk about Monoprice's IR over HDMI and the fact that Nielsen is tracking your Internet TV watching habits. Plus, the six strike rule is coming into effect. And, we mourn the passing of the creator of the Daleks. Running Time: 1:16:45

Host: Tim Albright with guests: Bill Brown from Ideas for AV and George Tucker of World Stage.

Crestron is getting into the Microsoft Lync game. Red is suing Sony for getting into the 4K game. Is it time to lobby the HDMI Consortium for a Pro HDMI standard? The BBC asks if 3D is done, and we have discovered a sort of preventative maintenance for residential. Running Time: 56:01

Host: Tim Albright with guests: Michael Drainer of Sennheiser and Matt Scott from Omega Audio Video.

Projectors were up, slightly, last year. Is this the start of a downward trend or just a blip? Lutron is furthering their line into wireless light control. Ethernet turns 40 as the AV industry really embraces it. Plus, Vanilla Ice has a lighting line. You read that last part right. Running Time: 52:04

Host: Tim Albright with guests: George Tucker of World Stage and Craig MacCormack from Commercial Integrator magazine.

It’s ISE time on AVWeek. We go over some of the technologies being released in Amsterdam and ask the question, should US AV peeps go across the way for this show. MIDI turns 30 and it may be time to see how they created a standard that has lasted. Cisco sells of Linksys and Harmony may be done for. Plus, some 4K love from Grant Clauser. Running Time: 58:35