The Office of Information Technology (OIT) offers the following tips to help instructors prepare for using in-classroom AV equipment. To learn more about PSU’s AV at PSU, visit please reference AV Technology Resources.
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When you select Blu-Ray as a source, you must use the attached (tethered) remote.
It’s necessary to aim the remote at the Blu-Ray machine, not at the display or projected image.
The volume control for Blu-Ray is on the credenza. (Also make sure that you have the volume turned up on your device.)
Blu-Ray players are being phased out and are not be available in all classrooms. Inclusive Access Classrooms do not have Blu-Ray players.
Blu-Ray content cannot be shared through Zoom due to High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP).
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Start Up 5 Minutes in Advance, or Expect a Small Prep Time
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If you are using your own laptop, take some time to select a resolution that works not only for your laptop, but also for the projector and monitor on the podium. A particular resolution may work for some but not all. If you are using a newer Mac model with SmartDisplay checked, it will adjust the resolution for you.
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before You Leave the Classroom
When you’re done, please turn the projector off. If you’ve muted it, that’s not enough. Turning the projector off saves energy and extends the service life of the equipment.
If you choose to use the PC as a source, you will have to sign in with your credentials.
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Reminder: if you sign in to the If you log into the podium PC, be sure to sign log out for security , so before you leave the classroom in order to prevent other people can’t access from accessing your shared network files. |
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