Today we’d like to start with a huge THANKS to all you, loyal followers of the Amped Replay: How Do I Do This? series! We started nothing less than 25 weeks ago, and now it’s coming to an end. This post wraps up and concludes the series: we’ll briefly walk through a complete video processing workflow. You’ll see how Amped Replay helps investigators stick to a forensically sound and lean process. Keep reading!

Welcome dear friends, here we are with one more post of the How Do I Do This? series. Today we’ll show the reporting functionalities available in Amped Replay. As usual with Replay, it’s all very easy but also rich, so read below to learn how to do it and what you can get with just two clicks.

Dear friends, welcome to this week’s appointment with the How Do I Do This? series! Today we’ll be showing how you can save a processed video with Amped Replay. It’s very easy to do, but we want to share some extra tips, so keep reading!

Welcome, dear Amped aficionados! Today we’ll see how you can export the currently displayed image in Amped Replay. The operation itself is of course very easy, but we’ll also point out some important facts on the output format you choose, and a nice feature you’ve probably never known about 😉 Keep reading!

Dear friends, welcome back! If you’ve been following the “Amped Replay Tutorials: How do I do this?” series for a while, then you already know the power of Amped Replay’s annotations. There have been step-by-step guides on how you can add shapes, arrows, and text to a video, how you can add an image or logo, how you can redact (blur or pixelate) someone or something, and how you can magnify or spotlight a detail of interest. However, in every post we always dealt with static objects or with still images, promising that another post would have come entirely dedicated to how you can track all annotations so that they follow an object (or an arbitrary path) on the video. Today, we’re keeping the promise!

Dear friends, welcome! It happens quite often that the most important piece of information in a video lays in the details, so it’s not sufficiently visible looking at the footage in its original form. In these cases, being able to magnify the details, or to focus the viewer’s attention on them is extremely important. In this post, we’ll see how easy it is to magnify or spotlight details with Amped Replay. Keep reading!

Dear friends, welcome to a brand new issue of the How Do I Do This? Series! Privacy protection has become a hot and sensitive point nowadays. The European GDPR, for example, puts severe limitations on publishing someone’s picture without having explicit consent. This situation calls for effective and easy-to-use video redaction tools, especially if you’re considering handing out something to the media. Today we’ll see how you can quickly redact your video evidence with Amped Replay.

Welcome, loyal Amped blog readers! Have you ever needed to add your unit’s logo over a video, and found it hard to do, perhaps because the video wouldn’t play in a “consumer” editing software? In the old times, you would have needed to export it to a different format and work on that, which is time-consuming and reduces the quality. You’re much better served with Amped Replay! Just read below and you’ll see how easy it is.

Dear friends, welcome back! After covering ways to import and enhance video in the previous posts of this series (click here to see the list!), today we’re entering the next step: presentation! We’ll start from the basic thing: adding shapes, arrows, and text to your video. Be ready, the flexibility and power of Amped Replay will blow your mind!