The advanced encryption and other security features of both the AirMedia and InstaShow systems protect both visitors and companies from an unauthorized internal or external recording of sensitive presentations.
The Crestron system uses a software application to transmit the data (from notebooks, as well as phones and tablets) and can be integrated into a larger Crestron system to mix wired and wireless control. The BenQ InstaShow WDC-10 has a lower MSRP than the entry Crestron AirMedia AM-200, is easier to install and setup without IT support and enables a visitor to start presenting in just seconds – without any software hassles. While both systems are well established wireless presentation systems, they differ in many ways. After setup, Crestron recommends testing the commissioned room functionality and re-evaluating the room use cases as time and circumstances permit.Use high-quality, non-blocking switches and routers with sufficient capability to move unicast streaming traffic from senders to AirMedia devices.Use quality-of-service features on switches and routers to prioritize AirMedia traffic.Up to 8.5mb per second for 1080p content at 30 frames per second.For enterprise network installations, Crestron properly deploy and configure the system on the network.įor example, the Crestron AirMedia requires around 20 network ports that need to be configured, along with the following network bandwidth requirements to enable it to display smooth videos on the system: Prior to deploying AirMedia products, Crestron recommends assessing the network infrastructure and design to ensure satisfactory performance. The basic approach of the Crestron system is to use a notebook app or a current Crestron Digital media system to transmit the presentation over a corporate network to the AirMedia receiver that is connected to the display.
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