Courtroom Playback
Video testimony is displayed by means of a high illumination projector and audio is monitored at all times and can be muted at will.
Document Camera/Projector
Using the document camera we can display flat art images as well as 3D objects onto a portable projection screen.
Transparencies as well as photographic positive and negative film images, for instance, X-rays and 35 mm slides can be displayed. Color images can be viewed in black and white. The entire courtroom may simultaneously view the projected image.
The images are presented by instructions from the witness or counsel to the Document camera operator. Images and objects can be displayed up to 12x normal size.
Electronic Trial Presentations
A study performed by the U.S. Department of Justice indicates that electronic presentations expedite trials.
Blanchard's Video uses an award winning software application utilizing Video to Text Synchronization that allows trial attorneys to enter into courtroom proceedings organized, polished, and confident.
Video to Text Synchronization:
The process of aligning the digital video converted from tape to the court reporters ASCII transcript. When a digital video file is synchronized to the transcript one can instantly specify a particular video clip simply by inputting a page and line number from the transcript and/or 'cue' or jump to a specific portion of a video deposition by simply referencing a page and line number of text within a transcript.
