Audiovisual (AV) topologies are typically created during the design phase. The situation and task itself always determine whether we plan the AV data provision details backward from the topology, or if the data provision is also an input for creating the topology. This level of AV system mapping can also be called the device-level description of the audiovisual concept. Looking at a detailed topology from a professional perspective, experts can be confident that within minutes they will know how the system elements and devices connect to each other and what functions their combination can perform and provide. If this doesn't happen, then that topology isn't fulfilling its function.

Such a description of an AV system helps tremendously in carrying out subsequent processes and works, whether we think about physical installation, implementation, or system program development. It's essentially like a blueprint, which is present in almost every field and its importance is undeniable.

It's important to emphasize that when creating an audiovisual topology, I pay attention to every detail to ensure that during actual implementation, the number of risks and surprises remains minimal, just as YOU expect.

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