Join us for a free 1 hour webinar to learn about working with proprietary DCCTV evidence in QuickDME™ version 4.1. We’ll show how QuickDME™‘s Player Manager features allows admins to “virtualize” and associate proprietary players to specific file types, within specific case folders. We’ll also discuss workflows leveraging our integrated QuickDME™ FFmpeg processing commands, which […]
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That’s one way to put it, “Windows Explorer on Steroids”. As you may know, QuickDME™ began as a crime scene photo management tool, complete with advanced metadata & camera specific capabilities. Over the last several years we’ve grown it into what we’ve envisioned from the very start, thanks to the feedback & support of our […]
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Join us for a free 1 hour webinar to learn more about Omnivore™ version 3.5! We’ll show the new LOSSLESS trimming process, updated player in FFmpeg Convert, substantial optimization improvements for Field Kit & video captures, and more! We’ll also show off Omnivore™‘s integration with QuickView LT™, which was introduced with QuickDME™ version 4.1 New […]
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We hoped to have Omnivore™ v3.5 released last month, but we just had to get it right…and it’ll be worth the wait! The v3.5 release will incorporate performance improvements for our uncompressed screen capture, a new preview player that makes trimming much quicker, plus we’ve added Lossless Trimming for any FFmpeg supported file! Lossless Trimming Having […]
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Join us for a free 1 hour webinar to learn more about how Omnivore™ & QuickView LT™ can help you quickly PLAY, INTERROGATE, PROCESS & DOCUMENT your video evidence. QuickView LT™ was introduced with QuickDME™ version 4.1 New QuickView LT™ video player accessible via Windows right-click context menu, plays all FFmpeg supported files New Metadata […]
Continue readingJoin us for a free 1hr Webinar to see how QuickDME™ can help you & your organization automate digital evidence tasks.
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Finally, the solution you have been looking for to assist you with your Digital Evidence management & processing. No need to move your cheese, as QuickDME™ was built to accomodate you & your existing digital evidence workflows! Perfect for individuals, smaller teams or agency wide. QuickDME™ v4.1 Automate Redundant Tasks: Ingest, Hash, Copy, Hash, Burn […]
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If you work with digital evidence you know you need secure, reliable, flexible storage solutions. Regardless of which tools you use to process Digital & Multimedia Evidence (DME) or even which discipline(s) you specialize in, high-capacity reliable storage is a fundamental commonality and requirement. As each day passes law enforcement and government agencies struggle with […]
Continue readingNeed a Quote to Submit to Purchasing? Use our Training Auto Quote form. This 3-day course is the first 3 days of our FVA 101 course. It provides an overview of Best Practices and is predominantly geared towards hands-on investigative processing. Students spend the majority of the class doing hands-on investigative processing tasks like extracting […]
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Great news! We’ve published the first 6 months of our 2020 Training Calendar, through June, 2020. But wait, that’s not all, if you keep reading you’ll also learn about our new LIVE On-line Training options, as well as various course updates for 2020 too. 😉 LIVE Remote On-line Training Options Our on-line instruction allows users […]
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Join us for 3 days of hands-on training designed to help expedite law enforcement investigations involving Digital Video Evidence, July 23-25 at our offices in Burtonsville, MD. This 3-day course provides an overview of video fundamentals & the Best Practices for recovery of DCCTV evidence, but is predominantly geared towards hands-on investigative processing. Students spend […]
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Some people think in terms of black & white, with very little gray area. It can be challenging for some of those folks to understand that when it comes to processing video evidence, it’s rarely black or white and we don’t often have time to navigate the gray area, early in an investigation. Time is […]
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