Recording Devices

s presentations become ever more capable of including technically complex and valuable data, there is an increasing need to record and archive these sessions. There are many ways to accomplish the former as well as accommodate participants unable to attend the initial session.

Traditional recording devices are widely employed and are applicable for most meeting environments. These recording devices include:

• Audio Cassette Recorders
• CD Players/Recorders/Burners
• DVD Players/Recorders/Burners
• VHS Players/Recorders
• Beta Players/Recorders

In addition to these more traditional devices, new video streaming technology for recording and archiving is becoming commonplace. Streaming devices allow you to digitally record (i.e. encode) your information and make it available anytime to your entire user community. With just a few mouse clicks in a Web browser, your staff can view your meetings, presentations, video conferences, live events, corporate announcements, and more without leaving their desks. This powerful technology can also be used for distance learning and even security applications.

For additional information regarding audio visual recording devices, integration, products and services or to speak to a representative, please contact IVCi at 800-224-7083 or click here to have an IVCi Representative contact you.