How to play proprietary CCTV and DVR video files
Proprietary CCTV and DVR exports often won't open in a normal video player. Here is why, and how to play and convert them without losing evidential value.
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10 Kinesense articles filed under Guides: guides and news on video investigation and digital evidence.
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- How to play proprietary CCTV and DVR video filesProprietary CCTV and DVR exports often won't open in a normal video player. Here is why, and how to play and convert them without losing evidential value.
- How to redact faces in CCTV video for disclosureBefore CCTV is disclosed or released, third parties usually have to be obscured. Here is how to redact faces in video and keep a record that stands up.
- How to review hours of CCTV footage quicklyReviewing hundreds of hours of CCTV by eye is slow and error-prone. Here is how investigators use video analytics to cut it to the minutes that matter.
- Why Evidential AI Has to Be LayeredLessons From the Cases Where It Wasn't. Once an AI system's output becomes part of the evidence in a criminal case, it starts being judged like a witness.
- Revolutionising Law Enforcement with Video Analytics: The Kinesense ApproachIn today’s fast-paced digital age, video analytics has become a vital tool for law enforcement agencies worldwide.
- Deepfakes: Understanding Video Authentication for LEAIn an era dominated by digital media, the integrity of visual content is a critical concern, especially for law enforcement.
- 10 Reasons why you should be using Video Analytics to solve InvestigationsThe rise of CCTV cameras has transformed surveillance, offering a wealth of visual data to monitor and investigate crimes.
- How Video Compression Affects Object Detection in Surveillance SystemsAs surveillance systems continue to evolve, the demand for efficient video compression becomes more critical.
- Person and Vehicle Attribute RecognitionPerson and Vehicle Attribute Recognition is designed to empower LE users with the ability to find individuals and vehicles in video.
- Kinesense wins at AI Awards 2022Kinesense has been awarded “Best Application of AI in an SME” at the AI Awards 2022 for our work with Trinity College Dublin and Overcast on the VISP Project.
- Kinesense shortlisted for Analytics & AI Awards 2022Kinesense is delighted to be shortlisted for the Analytics Institute AI Awards 2022 in the category of Implementation of AI.
- What is the Return on Investment (ROI) on a Digital Evidence Management System?How a digital evidence management system pays back for police forces, through savings on USB and DVD media, evidence-collection journeys and video storage.
- Kinesense and VISP project shortlisted for AI Awards Ireland 2021Kinesense is hard at work on the DTIF funded VISP research project along with our partners Overcast and Trinity College Dublin.
- Why are police managing digital evidence on the cloud? Which is better on-premise or on the cloud?Police are rapidly adopting digital evidence and asset management (DEAM) solutions worldwide in order to deal with growing digital data.
- Kinesense DEMKinesense Digital Evidence Management (DEM) solution for police is designed to make asset and especially video evidence management even easier.
- Using CCTV to help during COVID-19Covid-19 has created extensive pressure across the world for the government, companies and individuals.
- Kinesense to present at the 2020 Police ICT SummitKinesense has been invited to exhibit at the 2020 Police ICT Summit at the Midland Hotel, Manchester on the 22nd and 23rd of January.
- Smarter Digital Evidence Management – eForensics MagazineeForensics Magazine Dec 2019 Issue has published an article by Kinesense’s Law Enforcement Advisor, Martin O’Farrell.
- GDPR & CCTV; what do I have to redact?Guidance on how much of a CCTV image you have to redact, blur, darken or pixilate when responding to a GDPR data access request.
- The Value of Video: how to derive operational insights from videoDespite companies and governments spending significant amounts of money on cameras & the supporting infrastructure, the video recorded often is of little use.
- Police bandwidth limits holding up adoption of video analytics in the cloudMany forces have strategic management goals to move ‘to the cloud’, but a little recognised bottleneck is holding them back: Bandwidth.
- Blockchain and Digital Chain of EvidenceKinesense is developing a new concept of secure chain of evidence based on Blockchain.
- Kinesense 3 levels of serviceAt Kinesense we’re committed to providing practical solutions to real problems. Which is why we not only offer products but services too.
- The importance of the audit chain for video evidenceIf you use video in court, you need the right processes and techniques to analyse it and report on it. Here is why the audit chain matters.
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How to redact faces in CCTV video for disclosure
Before CCTV is disclosed or released, third parties usually have to be obscured. Here is how to redact faces in video and keep a record that stands up.
How to review hours of CCTV footage quickly
Reviewing hundreds of hours of CCTV by eye is slow and error-prone. Here is how investigators use video analytics to cut it to the minutes that matter.
Revolutionising Law Enforcement with Video Analytics: The Kinesense Approach
In today’s fast-paced digital age, video analytics has become a vital tool for law enforcement agencies worldwide.
Deepfakes: Understanding Video Authentication for LEA
In an era dominated by digital media, the integrity of visual content is a critical concern, especially for law enforcement.
What is the Return on Investment (ROI) on a Digital Evidence Management System?
How a digital evidence management system pays back for police forces, through savings on USB and DVD media, evidence-collection journeys and video storage.
Why are police managing digital evidence on the cloud? Which is better on-premise or on the cloud?
Police are rapidly adopting digital evidence and asset management (DEAM) solutions worldwide in order to deal with growing digital data.
GDPR & CCTV; what do I have to redact?
Guidance on how much of a CCTV image you have to redact, blur, darken or pixilate when responding to a GDPR data access request.
The Value of Video: how to derive operational insights from video
Despite companies and governments spending significant amounts of money on cameras & the supporting infrastructure, the video recorded often is of little use.
