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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In the lab or in the field, Omnivore™ includes the power of FFmpeg Convert to play & process any FFmpeg supported video file from any Windows PC with an available USB port. Omnivore™‘s ease of use, capabilities and portability make it a cost effective solution for both investigative and forensic video processing tasks, such as: […]
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Omnivore™ version 3.4 is now available for download! This update is (FREE to all Omnivore users In Support as of 05/01/2020) New Features & Updates Updated FFmpeg Convert to identify & process more file types. Improved Optimization process & Notifications: Improved notification for situations where optimization fails. Auto resets optimization values after failed optimization when […]
Continue readingNeed a Quote to Submit to Purchasing? Use our Training Auto Quote Form Introduction to Forensic Video Analysis – dTective/ClearID/Omnivore/Avid Topics will include: workflow concepts, digital and analog video recover, capture & processing, image clarification, basic video editing and annotation, final output options, and media management & archiving. The learning environment consists of lectures and […]
Continue readingThis course is the first 3 days of our FVA 101 course that excludes the last two days in which you would learn how to process evidence in an non-linear editor using the dTective suite. Students spend the majority of the class doing hands-on investigative processing tasks like extracting the video to a playable format, extracting images, converting/transcoding, and basic image clarification to quickly produce actionable investigative leads. Ideal for anyone in the chain of evidence that needs to leverage video evidence.
Tools Utilized and Discussed:
Omnivore™ with FFmpeg, Photoshop/ClearID, QuickDME™ and other tools discussed include FFmpeg, VirtualDub, VLC Media Player and more
February Newsletter & Updates including all the latest news on our software and hardware developments.
Continue readingNeed a Quote to Submit to Purchasing? Use our Training Auto Quote form. An introduction to Forensic Video Analysis – dTective/ClearID/Omnivore/Avid Topics will include: workflow concepts, digital and analog video recover, capture & processing, image clarification, basic video editing and annotation, final output options, and media management & archiving. The learning environment consists of lectures […]
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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