iRecord PROFESSIONAL

    May 13, 2010
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    • Powerful, flexible one touch start/stop
    • Easy to use
    • Audio immediately ready for transcription
    • Creates non-proprietary media such as MPEG-2 (Consumer DVD) and Windows media files (WMV and WMA)
    • “Electronic Notes” for multi-disciplinary team use
    • META-data
    • Multiple recordings of discs for the team
    • Transcription ready discs
    • Evidence vault for secure data storage
    • Superior sound and video quality
    • Covert cameras and microphones available
    • Password protected
    • Interdepartmental security
    • Redaction
    • Simple search and playback
    • Remote interviewer prompting via earpiece
    • Record up to 4 forensic interview rooms simultaneously
    • Network connectivity (real-time streaming audio and video via network, notes, META-data, DVD authoring and transcription)

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