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The San Jose (CA) Police Department has implemented IPVideo Corporation's AVfusion solution, which is an easy-to-use network-based audio/video recording system designed for police interview rooms.
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Olympus has updated its popular VN Series with the introduction of the VN-541PC audio recorder. It is engineered for smart functionality, intuitive operations, and one-touch recording.
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Olympus has updated its popular VN Series with the introduction of the VN-541PC audio recorder, engineered for smart functionality, intuitive operations, and one-touch recording.
Read More →Olympus showed its line of professional dictation equipment at this year's National Sheriffs' Association's annual conference and exhibition in Charlotte, N.C., that ended Tuesday.
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Invented by a cop for cops, the Tactical Mic Keeper was developed to make it easier for officers to retain their shoulder mics during pursuits and struggles. The TMK attaches to uniform buttons or epaulets.
Read More →WatchGuard Video’s new 2.4-GHz digital wireless microphone is now available as an upgrade for its DV-1 digital in-car video system. The new microphone features 40 dynamically selected channels and is designed to mount against the ceiling next to the camera system. In addition to an extended range of 1,000 feet, the new unit provides up to eight hours of continuous talk time and 14 days of standby time.
Read More →CopyWriter Live from Microboards Technology combines the flexibility of cassette tapes with the quality and longevity of CDs. The single unit can record from a variety of audio sources, including live feed from a microphone, a cassette deck, and a mixer. You can use it to make a high-quality CD or to make backup copies of audio or data for long-term storage.
Read More →Designed as part of a complete Telex IP-based dispatch solution, Telex’s new Network Radio Traffic Recorder allows users to monitor and record audio in real time from any channel on the entire IP-based radio network. Users can then easily search the database for playback and review using the Network Recorder Search Engine. Recordings are stored as raw PCM files and then compressed and archived as small MP3 files. Older archives can be burned to CD/DVD for long-term storage.
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