AV3530K AUDIO VIDEO RACK
        • AV3530K AUDIO VIDEO RACK
        • AV3530K AUDIO VIDEO RACK

        AV3530K AUDIO VIDEO RACK

        SKU: AV3530K
        APW / Mayville
        SKU: AV3530K
        Audio Video is a compression standard for digital audio and digital video, which was meant to compete with AAC audio and H.264/MPEG-4 AVC video to potentially replace MP3 audio and MPEG-2 video. Chinese companies own 90% of AVS patents.[1] The audio and video files have an .avs extension as a container format. It never gained widespread use outside China, partly because efforts in other nations at royalty-free video and audio codecs have focused on other codecs such as those developed by the Xiph.Org Foundation or WebM Project and container formats like Matroska, rather than the AVS codecs, since the AVS codecs still require small royalties. However it is a very popular format in China, where it is officially promoted by the government Development of AVS was initiated by the government of the People's Republic of China. Commercial success of the AVS standard would not only reduce China's royalty/licensing payments to foreign companies, it would presumably earn China's electronics industry recognition among the more established industries of the developed world, where China is still seen as an outlet for mass production with limited indigenous design capability. In January 2005, the AVS workgroup submitted their draft report to the Information Industry Department (IID). On March 30, 2005, the first trial by the IID approved the video portion of the draft standard for a public showing time. Features of this products are 14 guage steel frame supports 2000 lbs. Fully welded construction. 12 guage steel mounting rails with numbered EIA spacing. Powder coat finish. Field reversible door. Overall Dimensions of this products are Width: 22.20" 563.9mm. . Heights are 23.50” / 596.9mm.
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        Audio Video is a compression standard for digital audio and digital video, which was meant to compete with AAC audio and H.264/MPEG-4 AVC video to potentially replace MP3 audio and MPEG-2 video. Chinese companies own 90% of AVS patents.[1] The audio and video files have an .avs extension as a container format. It never gained widespread use outside China, partly because efforts in other nations at royalty-free video and audio codecs have focused on other codecs such as those developed by the Xiph.Org Foundation or WebM Project and container formats like Matroska, rather than the AVS codecs, since the AVS codecs still require small royalties. However it is a very popular format in China, where it is officially promoted by the government Development of AVS was initiated by the government of the People's Republic of China. Commercial success of the AVS standard would not only reduce China's royalty/licensing payments to foreign companies, it would presumably earn China's electronics industry recognition among the more established industries of the developed world, where China is still seen as an outlet for mass production with limited indigenous design capability. In January 2005, the AVS workgroup submitted their draft report to the Information Industry Department (IID). On March 30, 2005, the first trial by the IID approved the video portion of the draft standard for a public showing time. Features of this products are 14 guage steel frame supports 2000 lbs. Fully welded construction. 12 guage steel mounting rails with numbered EIA spacing. Powder coat finish. Field reversible door. Overall Dimensions of this products are Width: 22.20" 563.9mm. . Heights are 23.50” / 596.9mm.