Interference between audio and video signals used to cause buzzing; however, it is rarely an issue these days, especially with IP networks, said Derek van der Vorst, CEO of Sound Intelligence. Even though video and audio signals are captured within the same box, video and audio data is sent in separated packets over an IP network. These two signals generally do not interfere with each other. “However, when installing, the wiring location still needs to be put into consideration. For instance, keep wiring away from wireless transmitters, high voltage cables and old-fashioned street lights.”
Interference between audio and video signals used to cause buzzing; however, it is rarely an issue these days, especially with IP networks, said Derek van der Vorst, CEO of Sound Intelligence. Even though video and audio signals are captured within the same box, video and audio data is sent in separated packets over an IP network. These two signals generally do not interfere with each other. “However, when installing, the wiring location still needs to be put into consideration. For instance, keep wiring away from wireless transmitters, high voltage cables and old-fashioned street lights.”
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