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Search Result: In-Car Video

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WatchGuard Video Makes Dallas 100 List

January 12, 2011

The Dallas 100 Awards annually identifies fast-growing, privately held companies that criteria based on legal status, location, sales history, credit report, and character. This is the first year that WatchGuard Video was considered for inclusion on the list, according to the company.

Digital Ally Video Systems

December 28, 2010

This promo features Digital Ally's FirstVu wearable video system and digital camera, DVM in-car video systems integrated into rear-view mirrors, DV-500Ultra all-weather system, VoiceVault advanced wireless mic, DVF video flashlight and VideoManager software.

RAM Mounting Systems Introduces USB Video Hub

October 27, 2010

The RAM Tough-Hub allows for simple in-vehicle video installation and can be connected to an ignition trigger for timed delay shut off.

WatchGuard HD Wireless In-Car Video System

October 7, 2010

At IACP, WatchGuard Video will be showing its innovative new 4RE HD Wireless In-Car Video System. Touted as the first true high definition in-car video for law enforcement, the 4RE HD offers more than three times the image resolution of conventional systems. The 4RE HD records onto a secure USB flash drive. Video files can be uploaded wirelessly using an industrial grade 802.11n antenna.

Trapeze Networks Introduces In-Car Digital Video System

August 23, 2010

The station's new Trapeze Networks wireless network transfers large video files quickly from the Digital Ally DMV-500 systems in the patrol cars to the station's server. The systems are fully integrated into replacement rearview mirrors and ensure that the video evidence remains untainted during the transfer.

EyeNet Releases License Plate Recognition Standard

August 8, 2010

The standard will provide companies with clear and simple guidelines set out in levels of 1-5, depending on how complicated the system is. Level 1 relates to simple systems such as car park number plate readers that rely on single language, infrared sensors.

What's Up With In-Car Video?

May 6, 2010

Technology is never the limiting factor—capable systems exist now. Systems integration and cost planning must be well thought out to bring it to officers on the streets.

L-3 Mobile-Vision Introduces Lower Cost In-Car Video System

May 5, 2010

Flashback2-Lite is designed for agencies that don't require wireless transfer and have a minimum of videos to store and manage.

Ford Police Interceptor Arrives at Fleet Expo With Digital Ally System

April 27, 2010

Since most police cruisers are already limited on space, the DVM-750 helps the department make the most of the space available for their equipment, according to the company.

Digital Ally Receives State Contracts From Texas and Minnesota

April 23, 2010

These contracts include video systems that are mounted in or on vehicles, such as patrol cars, SUVs, trucks, motorcycles, boats or other vehicles.

Ohio Sheriff’s Office Begins Recycling In-Car Video Systems

April 19, 2010

Decatur Electronics' Green for Green program allows law enforcement agencies to trade in their outdated in-car video systems for the new Responder 1000 in-car video system, while the company recycles the old systems.

S.C. Agency Adds In-Car Video

April 8, 2010

The Ridgeland (S.C.) Police Department used federal drug enforcement funds from the DEA earned from seizures to help add Digital Ally video systems to their patrol cars.

Alabama Agencies Receive Grants to Buy Digital Ally In-Car Video Systems

March 2, 2010

It will soon be easier for officers in Phenix City and Russell County, Ala., to do their jobs. Both city police and county deputies are getting an upgrade in the form of new Digital Ally video systems for their police vehicles.

Alabama Agencies Replace Dash Camcorders With In-Car Video

February 24, 2010

The Russell County Sheriff's Department and Phenix City Police Department (in Alabama) are using a Justice Department grant to add in-car video to patrol vehicles. The agencies are upgrade to new Digital Ally camera gear and replacing Sony cancorders mounted to the dashboards. The new systems will improve reliability, deliver better quality video, and free up space in the squad car.

Digital Ally Assists Law Enforcement Agencies With Grants

May 12, 2009

Digital Ally Inc., which develops, manufactures, and markets advanced video surveillance products for law enforcement, homeland security, and commercial security applications, is prepared to help law enforcement agencies secure funding for equipment purchases under various government programs.

DVM-500 Plus In-Car Video System

April 1, 2009

The DVM-500 Plus upgrades the DVM-500 In-Car Video System Integrated into A Rear View Mirror. It features an ultra-bright 1000 Nit Monitor for easy viewing in any condition (and can still turn invisible). The new electronic locking door with pin code access keeps recorded evidence even more secure.

Digital Ally Introduces DVM-750 In-Car Video System

March 13, 2009

Digital Ally has released the DVM-750 in-car video system with an advanced wireless microphone.

DVD Partner

December 1, 2008

Martel's new DVD Partner in-car digital video system will work for large and small agencies, no computer required. The DVD Partner records directly to a DVD that can be played on a regular DVD player. Because it’s a solid state mobile DVD video recording system, there are no hard drives to freeze or break.

Digital Ally Unveils New Products at 115th Annual IACP Conference

November 26, 2008

Digital Ally, Inc., which develops, manufactures and markets advanced video surveillance products for law enforcement, homeland security and commercial security applications, introduced a number of new products and product features at the 115th Annual International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference and Exposition, which was held November 9-11, 2008, in San Diego.

Kustom Signals Digital in-car video system

March 1, 2007

he Digital Eyewitness ION Eclipse from Kustom Signals features an open architecture design that allows flexibility to customize the system initially and upgrade with future technology. The ION Eclipse includes three industry standard compression schemes—MPEG1, MPEG2, and MPEG4—with a choice of recording rates for each compression standard.

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