NCAVF
is a nationally recognized forensic audio, video, and digital evidence lab. We investigate and enhance digital evidence, analyze results, and create clear and concise presentations for use in hearings, mediations, and court.
About NCAVF
NCAVF is a nationally recognized forensic audio, video, and digital evidence lab. We investigate and clarify media such as surveillance audio and video, police body cameras, 911 calls, cellphone and hard drive files, analyze results, and create presentations for use in hearings, mediations, and court.
The forensic experts who do your analysis and enhancements are available as expert witnesses to testify in court – in clear, concise language – about the steps, the science, and the results of their work.
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NCAVF clients include 13 of the top 25 Fortune 500 insurance companies
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1 out of 3 attorneys increased their use of experts during the last five years.
33million
Number of security cameras in North America in 2012
85million
Estimated number of security cameras in North America in 2019
News from our Blog
NCAVF enjoys keeping up to date on video, audio, and digital evidence forensics. Here are recent NCAVF articles.
NCAVF Video Forensics Key in $21.5 Million Wrongful Death Case
The largest ever verdict involving a child drowning in Illinois comes after only 1 hour,…
When Toys Become a Threat to Privacy
It may seem unexpected, but technology in the toy industry has made it so that consumers…
Video and Audio Evidence In Court: How to Prevail In Civil and Criminal Cases by Properly Utilizing Audio, Video, and Still Image Evidence
I was so frustrated seeing attorneys make the same mistakes that I had to prepare this…
Police Can Not Hide Tracking of License Plate Data
The California Supreme Court ruled unanimously that police can not hide tracking of…
Augmented Reality proof of concept allows audio recordings to visually float in 3D space
With all the audio analysis and enhancements that we do, I am often looking at audio…
Create Your Own Video Evidence and Help Solve Crimes
Under normal circumstances, the police are responsible for finding video evidence, or…