Every screen in the house, on one network.

A run of displays over the booths, more through the dining room and the fitness floor, and a noonoo AV-over-IP endpoint behind every one of them — carried by a managed network built for the job.

The brief

Put a screen everywhere a guest might look — the main wall over the booths, the dining room, the bar, the fitness floor — and drive all of them from one place.A matrix switch would have fixed the room at whatever size it was on install day. Running the video over the network instead means a new screen is a new endpoint, not a new rack — and the same infrastructure already carries the cameras, the Wi-Fi, and everything added since.

VenueThe U Bar and Grill

SystemsAV-over-IP · displays

Distributionnoonoo View & Beam

ControlRTI

StatusLive — since 2025

The system

noonoo AV-over-IP distributionEvery display is a noonoo View endpoint on the network, fed from Beam transmitters at the sources. Any input reaches any screen, and growing the system means adding a box to the rack — not replacing it.

The wall over the boothsA run of displays aligned to the room's painted scoreboard, so the main event reads from every table on that side of the house.

Past the barThe same distribution carries the dining room and the fitness floor, so one system covers rooms that would otherwise each need their own.

RTI control over the topAn RTI system drives the whole floor, so staff pick a source or a screen without touching the distribution underneath it. We program RTI in-house rather than sending it out.

The network under itManaged PoE switching and shielded Cat6A to every screen, terminated into numbered, labelled patch panels — the part nobody sees and everything depends on.

Every screen in the house, on one network.

Your venue, on one network.