Control4, Crestron, Savant, Q-SYS, and custom AV driver programming.
Obsidian AV helps homeowners, businesses, and integrators with control programming, device logic, IP and serial control, custom drivers, troubleshooting, and clean user experiences.
The system is only as good as the logic behind it.
Displays, sources, audio, shades, lighting, and conferencing hardware need control logic that is predictable, supportable, and easy to use. Obsidian AV focuses on stable workflows instead of flashy confusion.
Control4 programming, driver configuration, custom integrations, and troubleshooting.
Crestron programming, IP/serial control, device joins, user interface logic, and system cleanup.
Savant and Q-SYS programming support for residential and commercial systems.
Custom AV drivers for BenQ projectors, ratgdo garage control, displays, receivers, and network devices.
Programming and integration targets.
These are high-intent pages for vendor mentions, GitHub-style docs, driver store references, and integrator partner links.
Drivers Store
One-time purchase drivers and custom development for residential and commercial control systems.
Custom AV drivers →Smart Home Automation
Residential control for lighting, shades, audio, video, scenes, and whole-home experiences.
Smart home automation →Commercial AV Control
Room control for conference spaces, displays, DSP, cameras, switching, and user flows.
Conference room AV control →Programming support process.
Identify devices
List the control platform, target device, transport method, commands, feedback, and failure states.
Build logic
Create clean command flow, feedback handling, state tracking, presets, and user interface behavior.
Test edge cases
Test power states, input changes, network drops, serial timing, and real user workflows.
Document handoff
Provide usable notes so the system can be supported later instead of becoming mystery code.
Common questions before starting the project.
Can Obsidian AV build custom Control4 drivers?
Yes. Obsidian AV can work on custom Control4 driver concepts, IP and serial device control, feedback, user experience, and troubleshooting.
Can Obsidian AV help with Crestron programming?
Yes. Obsidian AV can help with Crestron programming, device control, system logic, troubleshooting, UI flow, and integrations where the project scope is defined.
What information is needed for a custom AV driver?
Useful information includes the device brand and model, control protocol, IP or serial command documentation, required functions, feedback needs, and the control platform.