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Final S21 CCTV Spotlight Session – What We’ve Covered

23rd July 2025

Catch up on the final S21 CCTV Spotlight highlights and see how features like face redaction and licence plate recognition can enhance your investigations—plus, try it yourself with a free 30-day licence!

Halfway Through The S21 CCTV Spotlight Session — What’s Next?

9th July 2025

Catch up on the first half of Semantics 21’s CCTV Spotlight Session and see what’s coming next—plus, try the tool yourself with a free 30-day licence!

S21 Spotlight CCTV – Trouble With CCTV Review? There’s A Better Way.

30th June 2025

See how S21 CCTV transforms video review—watch the first Spotlight training videos now.

S21 CCTV: Revolutionising Video Review In Digital Forensics

8th April 2025

Introducing S21 CCTV – the AI-powered video review tool revolutionising how investigators process CCTV, bodycam, and dashcam footage worldwide.

How To Easily And Accurately Play CCTV And Other Proprietary Video With Amped Replay

12th May 20206th December 2019

by Blake Sawyer, Amped Software For Law Enforcement across the world, one of the biggest hindrances to actionable evidence comes from CCTV. There are sites devoted to providing codecs, of which there are hundreds, and IT departments that spend most

How To Use Amped DVRConv To Quickly Convert And Make Playable Proprietary CCTV Video

12th May 20204th November 2019

by Blake Sawyer, Amped Software When I worked for the police department, I was constantly pulled in a lot of different directions. To keep a good turnaround time for the nearly 200 requests we had each month, I was constantly

How To Read A Moving Low-Quality License Plate Using Amped FIVE’s Perspective Stabilization And Perspective Super Resolution

12th May 202010th June 2019

Thanks to TV series and movies, people nowadays believe that when it comes to digital images and videos, everything is possible. Some of you may remember the “never-ending enhance” sequence in Blade Runner or the magic zoom they have in

When No Conclusion Can Be A Conclusion

12th May 20205th September 2017

by James Zjalic Before CCTV systems were conceived, eye-witness accounts were the only method of identifying a suspect based on their facial features. The pitfalls of this type of identification have been well documented numerous times with regard to the