Talk:Integrated Video System
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[edit] Sources used to produce stub
I didn't feel that commercial pages were worthy of being references, however I should mention how I came to the material I wrote.
- Videoconferencing Systems at TANDBERG, as evidence the term applies to videoconferencing systems
- Sony DAVS500 Integrated Video System as evidence of home theatre systems
- SkyOS Integrated Video System at OSNews.com as evidence of video driver (I think)
- Laboratory for Integrated Video Systems, as evidence of further divergence of the term (I don't know what LIVS does)
- CPU Article - Integrated vs. AGP as evidence of CG hardware
Also, I used {{tech-stub}} rather than one of its children intentionally. This is because the term is generic and applies to many different stub categories. BigNate37(T) 07:59, 8 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Intelligent video surveillance
The article claims "Integrated Video System, or IVS, is a term used to describe some ... surveillance and security systems ..." Maybe that is true, but what about the other IVS "intelligent video surveillance" [1]? Should we add a paragraph to this article about "intelligent video surveillance", or does it need its own article? --65.70.89.241 21:33, 30 August 2006 (UTC)
- If it's related to the subject outside of having the same initials, then perhaps add a section for it. If their main relation is the IVS initialisation, its best to add an intelligent video surveillance entry at the IVS article, which is a three-letter combination disambiguation page. BigNate37(T) 21:49, 30 August 2006 (UTC)
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