Forensic Workflow

Dear friends, welcome to this Tip Tuesday! It’s a rather anomalous one, indeed, since we’ll not show any trick about using a specific Amped solution

As a Certified Forensic Video Analyst, one of the hardest calls is stating that nothing can be done. I cannot recover that face, that logo,

On Tuesday, May 22, I will be in Providence (RI, USA) at the Annual IACP Technology Conference to present a lecture. The topic, “Proprietary Video Files— The

There were a couple of interesting discussions this week which prompted me to write this blog post. One is related to the scientific methods used

A crime occurs and is “witnessed” by a digital CCTV system. The files that your investigation wants/needs are in the system’s recording device (DVR). What

It’s a common question during training – “What Monitor to use?” One of the many reasons why people start using software like Amped FIVE is

I’m at Schiphol again! For those unaware, this is the airport in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. I’m often here as I use this airport as a

We work in the field of forensic video analysis, which is generally intended as the analysis of the images themselves and their context in a

One of the things that fascinate me the most in forensic video analysis is the relation between the subjective digital data and the objective human

In the last few days, there’s been a lot of noise about the latest impressive research by Google. This is a selection of articles with bombastic titles:

I assume most of the readers of this blog are video / photo / gadget / phone / camera geeks. I am sure you didn’t

We receive quite a few phone calls and e-mails from well-meaning customers wanting us to “crack” secure in-car or body worn camera video files. They