AV Tools
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Utilities | $3.99 | Dan Sullivan | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
A simple but very useful collection of audio-visual tools and information for use when ever you need.
Additional features in AV Tools:
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Tone Generator
DMX Address - Dip Switch Calculator
Aspect Ratio Calculator
Voltage Drop Calculator
More pinouts: Cresnet, Tec Pro, RS232, Lectriflex/Harting, Socapex and VGA.
Audio Tools
Delay calculator - A quick and easy way to convert from metres / feet to mS.
DAW disk space calculator - Want to know how many tracks you can record for your 30 minute master piece and at what sample / bit rate based on your hard drive capacity, then this is the tool for you.
SPL calculator - Simply enter amplifier power, loud-speaker sensitivity and a distance to find your maximum sound pressure level.
Impedance calculators - Calculate total loads for a group of speakers in parallel and series configurations.
Tone Generator - Select from 10 common sine wave frequencies, 20hz to 20khz sine wave sweep, pink and white noise.
dBu / dBV to voltage converter, wavelength calculator, constant voltage impedance converter (70v + 100v line), and UK radio mic frequency lists (Ch38, Ch69 and de-reg).
Video Tools
Aspect ratio calculator - Need to work out a videos aspect ratio; simply enter the dimensions and press calculate, alternatively enter one dimension and select the aspect ratio to get the second dimension.
Projection distance calculator and screen resolutions guide.
Lighting Tools
DMX address - dip switch - Simply enter the DMX address to receive the correct dip switch settings, then select an offset (Number of DMX channels your fixture requires) and use the plus and minus buttons to quickly address multiple fixtures.
Beam width calculator and Gel cuts calculator.
Power Tools
Power voltage current calculator - A simple Ohm's law based calculator.
Voltage drop calculator
Plus
Pin-outs for common audio-visual connectors
AV Tools Reviews
5 Stars - "Great Audio Tools"
5 Stars - "Wao! Just what I needed. I love it! Thanks!"
4 Stars - "Good information. Nice update for Celsius and Fahrenheit. Thank you."
Reviews
Worth the money!
Jared Pichard
I really love all the different connectors you have the pin outs for. The aspect calculator didn't seem to work for me. Even with that it's still 5 stars in my book.
Tone Generator Problems
MaySchwartzBwitU
I can't get the tone generator to work. I'm on a 3GS iPhone. Please fix Thanks
Waisted money
Dede2135
Just purchased this app for my IPad 5.1, There seem to be no settings options. Everything seems to be measured in meters and this cannot be changed. I live and work in America and should be forced to do the extra conversion every time. Select Tone Generator and the App Closes! I have free Apps that work better than this. I wish that there were some way that I could return this and get my Money Back!!!
Awesome for any av tech to have
MRsound011
This app is great, it does so many things, and does them well. It would be worth it just for the lens and audio delay calculators. A fantastic reference app that any tech should have, especially for the price.
Excellent - Could Use More Custom Options
iThinkergoiMac
This app is very well done! It provides a ton of information and is very well laid out. As far as I can tell, all the information as accurate. I do wish I could specify some custom settings, especially in the tone generator and aspect ratios. The tone generator has presets but I can't set a specific frequency. Likewise I can't specify a custom aspect ratio, though it will tell me what the AR is of any given size.
Solid app
BoomHeadshot056
Great app for simple equations and quick results. Love the pinout section. Would be great to add a few other connectors like speakon NL2, 4 & 8. Also, wiring from different connectors (TRS-XLR etc.)
Recommended Frequencies Need Updating
OXIEnt
I realize the app is made in the UK, but with the ability to switch to Imperial for US standards, I’d like to also see current frequency recommendations be updated as well. The 600mhz range in the states has been bought up and wireless mic systems have to migrate to over frequency locations. I think 500mhz band is not the place to go. Hoping to have this added as a huge help to my AV profession.
