Expert analysis
and enhancement of 'Closed Circuit Television' (CCTV)
recordings and all forms of audio visual
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BURTONS DIGITAL provide
cutting edge audio-visual enhancement
and restoration services to assist
defence case preparations.
Our experienced analysts can create new
exhibits to allow effective presentation
of evidence in court or tribunal
proceedings.
The aim of image enhancement is to
improve the interpretability or
perception of information in images for
human viewers, or to provide 'better'
input for other automated image
processing techniques. Whether the
imagery is from a standard film camera,
webcam or mobile telephone, our
specialists can work to enhance clarity
and detail.
Video forensics and moving image
enhancement are complex and technically
difficult processes requiring specialist
hardware and experienced personnel to
realise tangible results. Our services
in this area are geared towards
providing swift and cost effective
solutions for the criminal defence team. With advanced solutions for
de-multiplexing, image magnification,
frame averaging, video level
adjustments, and the highlighting of
specific frame attributes, our clients
benefit from the latest in technical
solutions.
We can transfer low quality or
un-audible dictaphone, telephone or
field recordings to a computer to then
be enhanced in order for the wanted
sounds too shine through the unwanted
noise. Whether you are a legal or
judicial firm/organization that needs a
recording to be loud and clear or a
private individual wanting to identify a
persons speech and or whereabouts we
treat all our clients’ information as
strictly confidential.
All our services may involve some
restoration process. We use sound
industry recognised equipment and
software to remove unwanted hiss, hum,
noise and crackle from the original and
then enhance the sound using detailed
equalisation and dynamic processing to
increase the quality and character of
your recording, making a brand new
restored master
From mono home recordings to 24 track
studio sessions (both analogue and
digital) we can take your recordings and
transfer them so they it can be used
easily with modern equipment, rendered
in a format which suits your
application.
With audio-visual evidence being
increasingly employed in court and
tribunal proceedings, our analysts can
help in your case preparations or assist
in presenting audio-visual exhibits in
clear and accessible language.
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Understanding Encryption
Encryption is the process of
transforming information (referred to as plaintext) to
make it unreadable to anyone except those possessing
special knowledge, usually referred to as a key. The
result of the process is encrypted information (in
cryptography, referred to as ciphertext).
In many
contexts, the word encryption also implicitly refers to
the reverse process, decryption (e.g. "software for
encryption" can typically also perform decryption), to
make the encrypted information readable again (i.e. to
make it unencrypted).
Encryption has long been used by militaries and
governments to facilitate secret communication.
Encryption is now used in protecting information within
many kinds of civilian systems, such as computers,
networks (e.g. the Internet e-commerce), mobile
telephones, and bank automatic teller machines.
Provisions
in Part III of the 'Regulation of Investigatory Powers
Act 2000' provide law enforcement authorities with
the right to demand access to the original plaintext or
encryption keys, so as to prevent crime or assist in
ongoing investigations.
Whether passwords or encryption keys have been lost,
forgotten, or rendered unusable due to corruption -
BURTONS DIGITAL have unique facilities to assist clients
in unlocking protected data to
assist in defence case preperations. |
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