One of the most convenient and useful tools within DVR Examiner is the preview feature. With preview, you can view video clips individually or view multiple frames at a time using gallery preview. In 3.0, we wanted to make preview easier and more intuitive. As you can see in the following screen capture, all theRead more
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Our previous post talked about one of the new features in DVR Examiner 3.0, Multiple Sources. Today we will focus on how enhancements to the Clip List makes it easier to find the evidence you need when working with clips from one source, or several sources. If you are familiar with previous versions of DVR Examiner, you know that after the programRead more
Enter “the percentage of new products that fail” into your favorite search engine, and you will see research that indicates that anywhere from 80 to 95% of new products fail. So how do you ensure your product is one of the few that succeeds? I have yet to find a magic formula, but in myRead more
Hi Everyone, welcome back to our DVR Examiner 3.0 Feature Friday series! The introduction of DVR Examiner 3.0 in early 2021 promises to provide More, Easier, Faster for anyone trying to uncover evidence from DVR systems. Today, I would like to focus on a big part of the More that is coming in our 3.0Read more
DVR Examiner 2.9.3 is here! Download the new update today.
The final post in our quality assurance series will discuss how we test the actual user experience – if you press a button, does it do what you expect? What happens if you press button A, then button B, then button A again? As you can imagine, there are many different combinations of scenarios that need toRead more
The prior post in this series discussed the importance of quality assurance and our philosophy when it comes to executing our processes. Let’s now look at those processes in more detail, starting with the steps surrounding filesystem testing. The first step of the quality assurance process does not actually live with the quality assurance team.Read more
I mentioned in our previous Dev@DME posts that I would be covering the quality assurance (QA) process in more detail. If you haven’t already, I’d recommend visiting those prior posts to get caught up! In short, QA in a software company is responsible for, as much as possible, testing the application to identify issues orRead more
Welcome to our “Inside DME Forensics” blog series. Over the next few weeks, each DME Forensics team member will introduce him/herself by going over a short list of interview type questions (some professional & some personal), in an effort to best describe who is it that you talk to when you call and/or email us!Read more
