When we were approached to design the Q-SYS India Experience Centre, the brief was ambitious, yet refreshingly clear. This wasn’t about building another tech showroom. It was about designing an experience. A place where technology isn’t just seen, but felt. Where space, sound, and interaction work in harmony to tell a cohesive story. Right from … Lire la suite
For many of us, traversing the world of AV can sometimes feel like navigating a maze. The complex systems, technical jargon, and endless cables can make it seem like something only experts can handle. But at Q-SYS, we believe AV should be intuitive, approachable, and easy to connect with. That’s why we’ve built the Q-SYS … Lire la suite
Introduction Welcome to our latest interview feature. Today, we are excited to share an insightful conversation with Victor, a talented professional in the AV industry who has been making waves in the community with his innovative use of Q-SYS. You might have seen Victor’s fun personal projects in Communities, such as his remote GPIO Nano, … Lire la suite
Today we are highlighting the work of Paul Ricard, another inspiring citizen from Q-SYS Communities for Developers. Coming from a live events background, he discovered Q-SYS after an opportunity to automate equipment within a commercial AV environment. This prompted him refocus on programming and launch his own company, AD-DA.ca which is also a member of … Lire la suite
There are several new and exciting features in Q-SYS Designer 9.5. In previous versions of Q-SYS Designer software, a user would type a name on a block to be able to access it via scripting or third-party control via Named Components. Starting in Q-SYS Designer 9.5, we have introduced two new properties for design components … Lire la suite
From web developers to application developers, Git is useful to anyone who writes code or tracks changes to files. So, what is Git all about and why should you start using it for creating plugins or maintaining files for QSC Communities? What is Git? Git is the most used version control system. It tracks any changes … Lire la suite
Today we are highlighting the work of Daniel Wright, another inspiring Citizen who joined “QSC Communities for Developers” and is willing to show how he produces beautiful designs and experiences for customers, many of which he has shared in the “Show your Q-SYS” group. Additionally, Daniel shares his experience in building, contributing, and maintaining code/Plugins that integrate with the Q-SYS Ecosystem. Daniel and his colleagues at Solo Works have been maintaining a neat collection of plugins on GitHub for Q-SYS, all for free and ready … Lire la suite
Today we’re going to walk step by step through how you can upload Q-SYS Designer files, User Components, and any other binary file type into a BitBucket repository to post on the QSC Communities Code Exchange. Using Bitbucket repositories may seem tedious at first, but the benefits outweigh the effort by far. It offers great … Lire la suite
You made it! This video is a great step-by-step lesson of how to set up those HID features and functionally (Call Accept, Call Decline, On-hook, Mute) that Kevin detailed in his blog. Plus learn best practices on how to integrate that onto your touch screen controller. And we even have a Q-SYS Design file for … Lire la suite
Today we would like to highlight the work of Emily Eicher. Emily is a Founding Citizen of “QSC Communities for Developers” and has already posted a lot of inspiring content on Communities. While scripting plugins is a hot topic on QSC Communities, as it offers a gateway to new solutions for the Q-SYS Ecosystem, the … Lire la suite
I will be honest and admit that there have been a few times where I have needed a quick sanity check – a “peer review”, if you will, just to make sure I got everything right. These are the moments when you need it most, during the eleventh hour of programming on site and something … Lire la suite
Applications: Higher Ed, Corporate, Hospitality In today’s built environments, it’s common to find spaces that serve multiple types of functions. In any given day of the week, the room could be arranged in a “U shape” for a large board meeting, then rearranged in a classroom style for training, and by week’s end, it’s been … Lire la suite