Crestron Fundamentals For AV Professionals Course Discussion 3/3

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[@bbxvisuals422]

Guy in pink really didn’t go into specifics lol. Is there another course from you guys? Maybe just the guy on the right? LOL I need names of softwares, laptop specs/ports. Etc

[@fahimrassy8601]

Hey Guys Thank you please let me know if you guys have any project in Toronto I will be happy to help you guys best of luck

[@arnelrebenito7227]

Hi Fahim, I'm from Toronto and want to connect with you.

[@Tracks777]

nice content

[@tontonperez3544]

i have a problem on the crestron touch panel. it didnt response the button even i press the switch off command or button

[@ProAVSchool]

(replied in other comment on another video)

[@andrewtram3256]

Why does Dustin keep turning to look at Gus when he talks Lol 😂

[@ProAVSchool]

lol - I think we might need a bit more on camera practice!

[@rjnasr8078]

cause looking at a camera if a bit unnatural ?

[@leetruvision2109]

Where can I get the equipment to practice on… I’m super invested in the industry and itching to get better but I don’t have the equipment at the helm. Can you point me in the direction for a more hands on experience?

[@ProAVSchool]

Thanks for reaching out! The biggest challenge with Crestron is that you need to be a dealer or affiliated with a dealer to have access to the software. The hardware itself you can get for a decent price on ebay, I would suggest at least a 3 series because 2 series (although cheap) is getting pretty dated at this point. You can simulate a touch panel or use the free version of the crestron app for very basic systems. There is no official way to get around the software issue though - you need access to SIMPL Windows and Vision Tools Pro-e to be able to compile and load projects to a Crestron processor. (unless you are programming in c# and loading to 4 series processors, but you would need a fair amount of programming experience to start here) -Dustin

[@leetruvision2109]

I have an interview in the next week or so. New to the industry but excited where automation is going in the future. Any advice on the interview??? I’m well spoken and self driven. Once they here my passion and why I think I’m a good fit usually wins me the gig.

[@ProAVSchool]

@@leetruvision2109 that's awesome! Send me a quick email - [e-mail] we can set up a time for a 15min chat and I can share some insights

[@leetruvision2109]

@@ProAVSchool Absolutely, that would be great🤗

[@brhhxl]

3 videos in jus now realized it’s a green screen 😂

[@ProAVSchool]

(shhh... don't tell anyone)...lol

[@muntzterable]

You guys have some good content but, your build-up is unnecessarily lengthy. Cut the chatter and get to the point, please. You are talking about issues we know exist. We wouldn't be watching if we did not already understand those issues. This video did not teach anything.

[@ProAVSchool]

Circling back to this...I've got much more of a KZbin focus this year. You have a fair point. What would you like to learn more about specifically? Everything we discussed is pretty much covered in the Crestron Fundamentals for AV Professionals course that we built...aside from that though, I'm always open to sharing some insights and ideas. -Dustin

[@AlexElVeterano]

@@ProAVSchool it was lengthy but I appreciate it because I am about to be interviewed for a job and I did not know the culture.