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...a stereo version of the existing system to account for the stereo capable AV network, with the ability to support either balanced or unbalanced inputs. The original mux remained in use until 2005 to send audio to the AV network, controlled by the [[BBC Schedula]].

...ing teams at the time) decided to tear everything out of the computing and AV racks in the hope to reorganise the wiring of these racks, as well as to re Matt brought along [[Tim Bradgate]] to help out in this endeavor.

...cated video cabling, we'd instead install PC-based equipment in the nearby AV cupboard and broadcast the web version of the live stream over a VGA out. T ...The perpetual problem was getting hold of suitable equipment; the on-site AV cupboards were often too small to accommodate even a small PC tower, let al

...46 Lighting rig|lighting rig]] was a whole different type of fun. He must have done something to make up for all this during the rest of the year, as he * Rebuilt [[docs:AV rack|the AV Rack]] in the new (wrongly built) rack acquired during summer 2014.

Less intensively used than the [[Distribution Network]], the availability of the campus contribution network has been key to YSTV's long hi ...nce the chemistry fire of the 1970s. Before this point it would in theory have provided a way to get audio and video from Derwent and Langwith to the stu

...were supplied by {{unsure|Rediffusion Vision}}. This method of cable based AV distribution was used in a number of towns in the UK, however it had reache ...ibution/distribution system was quite advanced in it's day since it would have been possible to do point to multi-point lectures and video conference acr

During the summer holidays of 1995, [[Owain Davies]] visited the station and stumbled across a flyer from Maxim highlightin ...ing twisted pair audio cable which performed well over the limited lengths available, so any remaining scraps of telephone and mains cables around the st

...Stratford]] decided it would be a good idea to tear everything out of the AV and Computing racks (See [[The Great Tech Redo 2017]]). Unfortunately, some ...radgate]] were happily patching cat5 when Tom (who was patching SDI in the AV rack at the time) noticed a suspiciously familiar beeping noise.

...allowed the [[Panasonic MS4]] to be dedicated to outside work rather than having to be back in the studio by evening to be the 3rd studio camera, and gen ...rofessional market) were added later. {{unsure|Did some of these come from AV?}}.

...story the only way to watch our [[YSTV Productions|programmes]] before the availability of content via [[Watch Online|our website]]. It mirrors the [[Con ...from the new studio to the physics building. From here it fed back to the AV rack in [[P/S/016]] before being sent on to LTC.

...completely different from that which had done [[Roses 2003]], with only [[Dave Baker]], [[Jonathan Bufton]] and [[Rob Humphrey]] still around. This lead ...video / projector rig for it. They hired in the projector and screen (from AV) and YSTV provided the cameras. A minium kit rig was devised using two MS5

...others from the side of the stage tent. This was achieved using the 2.4GHz AV sender.

The '''''main mux''''' is the huge black thing in the [[AV rack]]. It routes video to different places, and also has analogue TV demod ...ow propose that simply adding better decoupling to the power supply would have solved the problem.

...Tape. As YSTV's archive spans from film through to S-VHS and DigiBeta, we have a few problems: The digital archive aims to solve, and hopefully avoid (for some amount of time!) these problems.

.... Crew planning was a huge problem due to the YSTV sign-up system and LA1 having insufficient people. One of the reasons why LA1 cancelled so many of the ...me out, and we had to use a specialized fiber converter that {{unsure|LA1 have}}.

...oom window. Due to being behind a window, windowvision typically does not have sound, apart from the odd occasion here and there... ...' Week]] 2003, also in a moment of madness when [[Jonathan Bufton]] and [[Dave Baker]] assembled a structure of questionable safety which the graphics op

...tion. It was decided for the subsequent shows that it wasn't practical to have the programme ready in time to be shown the same evening. YUSU had recently bought AVs two large plasma screens for use at events. Since they were not being used

...heduling system and was also intended to make use of the recently upgraded AV network which was stereo capable. ...ains had to skip part of the journey to Peterborough, making it the most travelled mux in history.

...cable route consists of a series of extensions added on at each major upheaval in YSTV's history to allow us to keep broadcasting via the existing infra ...ally these would have taken individual camera feeds back to the studio and AV rack in P/S/016, but now they act as a pair of audio and video tie lines. T

.... [[Steven Perring]] has had success with the Yorkshire Film Archive, who have agreed to (at some future point), digitise and store our entire video arch ...urgency of these transfers depends on the durability of the source and the availability of suitable machines to play the archive tapes. For more on effor