Voice and spoken speech, audio recordings, the acoustic environment, video recordings, video images, signs of alteration, continuity, the recording device and report reviews.
Forensic audio examination of speakers' speech: the verbatim content of a conversation, number of participants, suitability of the audio recording and samples for identification, and comparison of voice and speech.
Examination of audio recordings: signs of alteration, discontinuity, noise in the acoustic environment, recording conditions, signs of copying and connection to the recording device.
Technical video examination: signs of editing, continuity of the video footage, recording conditions, the recording device, and temporal and spatial characteristics of events.
Preparing a transcript and determining utterances, the number of speakers and meaningful segments of a conversation from an audio or video recording.
Examination of audio and video recordings for possible alterations, breaks, insertions, copying, transcoding and disruption of the original structure.
Assessment of the start and end times of events, object movement, participants' positions and other features that can be examined from video material.
Checking an expert report: competence, questions, methodology, materials, recording quality, conclusions, limits of the examination and procedural risks.
You may send an audio or video file, a link, an investigative order, a court ruling, draft questions or an existing report for review.
