#LAW ENFORCEMENT VIDEO SYSTEMS MANUAL#
#LAW ENFORCEMENT VIDEO SYSTEMS SOFTWARE#

The system also has redundant recording capabilities. Additionally, unlike competitive offerings, the system has a built-in battery to ensure videos are recorded and uninterrupted by a sudden change in voltage from a cold weather start or the loss of power from a traffic collision, helping to confirm that the evidence isnвЂ™t compromised. As such, the Veretos MVS is built to Mil STD-810G specifications to guarantee it will work when needed.

#LAW ENFORCEMENT VIDEO SYSTEMS SOFTWARE#

вЂњBeing able to develop the ZeroDark camera, DVR and display in tandem with the IRSA software provides agencies with unmatched clarity, quality, ease-of-use and functionality integral to capturing video evidence.вЂќД«eing permanently mounted in a vehicle, the MVS will be subject to the same extreme temperatures, vibration and shock as Getac's rugged computers encounter. вЂњPartnering with Getac has allowed us to develop one of the most comprehensive in-car mobile video systems solutions in the industry,вЂќ said Tom Guzik, CEO of IRSA Video. Additionally, Veretos Enterprise was built with options to handle any type of digital media. The highly scalable software provides dashboard overview, media management and remote management of an entire fleet of Veretos systems. The Veretos system uses one of the most powerful backend video management tools in the industry built by IRSA Video. Evidence can be uploaded locally to a server behind department firewalls, or users can leverage the Microsoft Azure Government cloud platform. The Veretos solution also supports complex event logging and classification as well as flexible video data storage and management options. The software takes advantage of the 5-inch touchscreen display with big buttons that provide easy access to functions such as zoom, audio inputs, incident classification and video playback. The Veretos user interface was designed to be familiar and intuitive, providing ease of use for the officer. With 4G LTE, authorized users can view live video from any vehicle maintaining an active data connection, and when bandwidth is low, image snapshots are available. The Veretos MVS can also be equipped with 4G LTE cellular data capabilities for live streaming and instant upload of recorded events. The WiFi function also allows unit configuration settings and system updates to be pushed automatically to vehicles. The Veretos MVS comes equipped with the latest high-speed 802.11ac WiFi and an external antenna port to support roof-mounted, high-gain antennas for an even faster and stronger connection to the station. The spacious touchscreen displays large, easy-to-use buttons needed for real-world usage in a fast-paced environment. The modern and intuitive Veretos User Interface was designed for maximum ease of use. With a 5-inch display, it is also the largest display with a 33% larger viewable area compared to that of the nearest competitor. вЂњAdding available video storage on the Azure Government cloud platform means that law enforcement agencies can leverage the cloud with government-validated support for CJIS compliance.вЂќДЄt 800x480, the resolution of the Veretos display is 2.5x the resolution of any other MVS system currently on the market. вЂњGetacвЂ™s new Veretos in-car mobile video system combines the companyвЂ™s world-class rugged hardware with IRSAвЂ™s powerful police video management system,вЂќ said Richard Zak, director of Justice and Public Safety Solutions for Microsoft. The Veretos DVR unit is smaller than most competitive units, making for a compact footprint to help with mounting in any vehicle. When needed, video can be pulled via a standard USB flash drive by an authorized department employee. With Veretos, video and data from multiple camera sources are easily saved to solid-state storage and then are off-loaded to a local server or a secure cloud via WiFi or optional 4G LTE. Additionally, the system has numerous event logging options to categorize videos for matching to a departmentвЂ™s video retention policy or to tag a spot within a video as an event marker, such as when evidence is tossed from a moving vehicle.

#LAW ENFORCEMENT VIDEO SYSTEMS MANUAL#

This is especially important in situations where emergencies and life-threatening environments require immediate action and manual activation would compromise officer safety. Veretos is a highly customizable solution that can be configured to support numerous trigger points (lights, siren activation, door, AUX input, crash, speed and microphone functions) enabling automatic recording of critical events. The system is designed to capture multiple camera sources simultaneously using different encoding standards for security and redundancy. The standard front-facing camera records video in widescreen high-definition format using H.264 compression. The Veretos MVS features the most robust in-car digital video recorder capabilities available on the market today.

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