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Make Digital In-Car Video Work for You

Thursday, September 17, 2009 - 8:30am (EST)

View the archived webcast below today!

Whether your department has legacy analog systems or is looking at in-car video for the first time, there are some important areas to consider before drafting your Request for Proposal (RFP). The technology advances by the in-car video industry over the last decade along with the new specifications from several entities make this an opportune time to consider digital in-car video. If you already have in-car video, this presentation will show you how to get the most out of it.

This webcast will discuss some factors to consider as you purchase, replace or upgrade your system, including:

video quality
how the video is transferred
wireless transfer capability
indexing
archiving
data integrity
consideration for the RFP

These are just some concepts that will be covered in this highly informative webcast.

Attachment	Size
Download "In-CarPerformanceSpecifications" PDF	1.31 MB
Download "NIJ Vehicular Digital Recording System Standard-Draft for Public Comment" PDF	1.67 MB

Speaker(s):

Miles Brissette
Assistant Criminal District Attorney
Tarrant County, Texas

Miles Brissette is an Assistant Criminal District Attorney in Tarrant County, Texas, assigned to the Felony Trial Division. He specializes in arson and complex litigation cases involving digital-based evidence. He is also the system designer for a custom case-management system for the Criminal District Attorney’s Office. He has served as the Testing and Certifications Chair for the International Association of Chiefs of Police Digital Video Systems Minimum Performance Specifications for In-Car Video. He is currently participating on the National Institute of Justice Multimedia Evidence Systems Standards panel, providing a legal perspective on digital asset management.

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