"Forensic Video Evidence & Analysis" by Dirigo Safety, LLC, Auburn , ME

Forensic Video Analysis is far more than simply pressing play. Nearly every investigation involves some form of digital video—from surveillance systems and body worn cameras to dash cameras and cell phones—but these recordings are not always a complete or perfectly accurate representation of what occurred.

This training provides a practical introduction to the principles of forensic video analysis and the technology behind digital video evidence. Attendees will learn how compression, frame structure, frame rates, synchronization, and playback can influence what appears on screen, and when specialized forensic analysis may be warranted. Through real-world examples, participants will gain a stronger understanding of how to critically evaluate video evidence and make more informed decisions throughout the investigative and judicial process.

Course Objectives:

Understand the types of video recording frames.

Understand video recorded timing.

Understand the artifacts added to video evidence, which are not real.