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Technology
Surfing the Digital Video Tsunami
All of the video agencies must cope with presents law enforcement with headaches. It's costly to store; it's costly to review, and it's costly to process for legally mandated release to the press and the public.
February 23, 2016
Ocean Systems' Omnivore and dTective enable the processing and review of a wide variety of video by forensic video specialists. (Photo: Ocean Systems)
Technology
Griffeye Announces Enhanced Ability to Efficiently Analyze Video Content
Griffeye's Analyze 16.1 increases processing speeds and identification of significant material for a wide range of investigations.
February 11, 2016
Patrol
The Totality of Circumstances
People pass instant judgment on officers' actions on video without seeming to know anything about the investigation and analysis that necessarily includes policy, training, and the laws that govern police use of force.
January 28, 2016
Often a citizen video only shows the force, not the inciting event and certainly not the totality of circumstances. (Photo: Carla Blazek)
Technology
Omnivore Forensic Video Acquisition Field Kit
Ocean Systems
The Omnivore Field Kit provides you the ability to capture video directly from the machine that recorded the video.
June 25, 2014
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Technology
Omnivore Video Capture
Ocean Systems
Ocean Systems has included a feature known as Active Audio Sync with version 2.0 of its Omnivore video capture system to help investigators collect and process low-frame-rate video that has associated audio.
December 22, 2013
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Technology
Ocean Systems Adds Audio Capture To Omnivore
Ocean Systems has included Active Audio Sync (AAS) with version 2.0 of its Omnivore video capture system to help investigators collect and process low frame rate video that has associated audio.
July 25, 2013
Photo courtesy of Ocean Systems
Technology
Mass. Agency Receives Gear From Spirit of Blue Foundation
The Spirit of Blue Foundation has awarded a copy of the Amped Five Professional forensic image and video enhancement software to the Revere (Mass.) Police Department as one of its 2013 safety grants.
May 22, 2013
Photo courtesy of Spirit of Blue.
Technology
How Video Analysis Helped the Vancouver Riot Prosecutors
The Vancouver Police Department and surrounding agencies anaylized hundreds of hours of video footage in the prosecution of hockey hooligans.
December 15, 2011
Photo: Newscom
Technology
Five Police Agencies Adopt Salient Stills for Forensic Video
The annual subscription to VideoFOCUS Pro provides access to powerful forensic video enhancement tools, which, through concurrent licensing, can be shared between the departments.
February 7, 2011
Technology
Video Analysis: Caught on Camera
Ocean Systems' dTective is a video analysis software suite devoted to the task, which the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office in Texas routinely uses to run one of four regional labs across the country dedicated to retrieving and processing video evidence.
October 27, 2010
By comparing the size and shape of the incendiary devices in this arson case, video analysis yielded definitive proof that the suspect held the same items in the video.
Technology
Ocean Systems' dTective Selected by DHS/FEMA CEDAP
For the second consecutive year, the CEDAP has selected Ocean Systems' dTective as its system of choice. These forensic video analysis systems have been awarded to local law enforcement agencies across the country.
November 4, 2009
Technology
Salient Stills Brings Video Forensics to the United Kingdom
Salient Stills, a leading video forensics and image enhancement software company, today announced a partnership with Forensic Telecommunications Services Ltd. (FTS), a leader in the extraction, analysis, and presentation of forensic evidence. Under the terms of the partnership, FTS is distributing and supporting Salient Stills' video forensics software, VideoFOCUS Pro, throughout the United Kingdom. As in the United States, crime scene video is becoming a major source of evidence for law enfo
October 26, 2008
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