OVERVIEW OF TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE Sample Clauses

OVERVIEW OF TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE. The Lecture Theatre room will be equipped with a permanently installed AV and Lecture Theatre system. The AV system in the Lecture Theatre will have a large screen for display of 2D and 3D films, electronic images including document camera, computer based digital slides and computer presentations, as well as image/sources from the remote locations. The movable lectern in the Lecture Theatre will be the main system control point housing the DVD, the Mac computer, the control touch screen and the document camera. The audio systems for the Lecture Theatre perform three key functions: playback of multimedia material from various sources; processing and playback of the incoming audio from the distance education system; and processing theatrical audio from an audio console. The Lecture Theatre will also have one wired lectern microphone; two wireless head-­‐worn presenter microphones; four wireless hand-­‐held microphones for panel discussions; and a theatrical microphone package. The AV playback system will have 7.1 surround sound speaker configuration. The centrepiece of the audio systems will be a centralized Digital Signal Processor (DSP) and matrix mixer/router system that will allow the various microphones, AV source inputs and theatrical console inputs to be sent to the appropriate signal paths with suitable signal processing. Automixers will be used to mix all microphones to manage feedback and signals will be simultaneously mixed and processed with automatic gain control and digital echo-­‐ cancelling. This process will be used for the videoconference and recording/streaming feeds. The AV source inputs will be routed to the AV playback speakers, videoconference sends and archival feeds, as required. The DSP will also handle equalization, signal delays, compression, limiting, level adjustment and other required audio functions. The control system will integrate the function of the many devices in the Lecture Theatre’s AV and Lecture Theatre systems. All of the required remote-­‐controllable devices will be connected to central processors, allowing control to be from a colour control touch panel housed in the lectern and in the booth operator/rack room. This will also be connected to the LAN using the control system web interface. FINAL DRAFT For the purpose of connecting to remote sites, the Lecture Theatre will also be equipped with videoconferencing-­‐ based distance education capability, allowing simultaneous transmission of up to two video and high-­...
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OVERVIEW OF TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE. Videoconference Meeting Rooms and Videoconference Classroom: 20-­‐seat and 45-­‐seat: In order to meet the functional requirements described above, the Videoconference Meeting Rooms and Videoconference Classroom are equipped with a permanently installed VC and AV system which includes: • A HD VC codec that sends and receives the audio and video signals to/from the other sites via remote VC room systems or VC bridge; • Two side-­‐by-­‐side HD flat-­‐panel displays for 20-­‐seat room and two side-­‐by-­‐side electric projection screens for 45-­‐seat room at the front of the room for simultaneous display of images; • Accessible white board used simultaneously with projected images; • Two ceiling-­‐mounted HD projectors or large-­‐format LCD monitors (depending on room size and sightlines), for 45-­‐seat room; • One high-­‐resolution HD VC camera at the front of the room, between the displays, to send video feeds of the participants to remote locations; • One high-­‐resolution HD VC camera at the back or side, depending on room size, to send video feeds of presenter to remote locations; • Four to eight table-­‐top wireless microphones, depending on room size, to capture local participants’ speech; • Ceiling-­‐mounted microphones, depending on room size, to reinforce local participants’ speech; • Ceiling sound reinforcement for 45-­‐seat room for sound amplification purposes; • Speakers mounted at the room’s front wall (with the displays and camera) for sound amplification purposes; and FINAL DRAFT • User-­‐controlled touch panel that integrates functions of all devices mounted in presentation lectern in 45-­‐ seat room and on tabletop for 20-­‐seat room. A user-­‐controlled touch panel located in booth operator/rack room for technical operator to control both the 20-­‐seat and 45-­‐seat Videoconference Meetings Rooms. In discussions with the Authority, an alternate, cart-­‐based solution may be deemed appropriate for the Videoconference Meeting Room (20 seats). In this case, the manufacturer’s installation recommendations will apply. Other infrastructure, such as power and data ports, may be required to accommodate this type of solution. Videoconference Meeting Rooms and Classrooms will have VC-­‐appropriate architecture, acoustical treatments, wall and furniture colours, lighting, cooling, power and data ports, and cable pathways. The following sections describe guidelines for additional aspects of room and VC system design. The Authority’s technology-­‐enabl...
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