Automatic Video Identification

Videntifier™ Forensic assists police authorities in identifying video material on siezed computers

Automatic Video Identification

VIDENTIFIER v4.2

Videntifier Forensic version 4.2 is out. Investigation Mode, integrated media player, Quarantine Mode, and more …

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CEIC 2012

Come see the new Videntifier Forensic version at the 2012 CEIC conference in Las Vegas

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Jan Dunnink invests

Jan Dunnink brings valuable industry experience to Videntifier Technologies

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Long-Term Contract

Having worked with Videntifier to develop the service, the Icelandic police's success is translated into a long-term contract

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What is it?

Videntifier™ Forensic is an automatic service that quickly recognizes video material, legal and illegal, on seized computers.

Who is it for?

Videntifier™ Forensic is designed to assist and speed up police investigations while lowering costs and improving working conditions.

How does it work?

Videntifier™ Forensic combines high-end Computer Vision methods with blazingly fast data mining technology.

Our Service

Videntifier™ Forensic has four different subscription plans: Basic, Silver, Gold and Platinum. Each plan meets the needs of different users, from single specialists to large technical investigation departments.

Access to the Videntifier™ Forensic central database is included in every subscription, that can currently identify about 70,000 hours of video and will grow to 100,000 hours in 2011.

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Saves Time and Effort

Videntifier™ Forensic automatically identifies videos by watching their visual content, working like human vision. Police detectives can now focus on other more challenging tasks than searching manually through huge collections of video.

Better yet, Videntifier™ Forensic does the job more reliably and much faster. Plus it works relentlessly, day and night.

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Secure & Reliable

Videntifier™ Forensic uses so-called visual fingerprints to identify videos. These one-way encrypted numerical vectors have no recollection of the actual data behind and are therefore safe against data leaks and misuse.

Furthermore, the service recognizes even strongly modified content, and easily handles as cropped, compressed or truncated video files.

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