A new standard in digital interview recording systems...
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Features for all LX Interview Systems
• One touch record, transfer, DVD burn and finalize
• BURN A 1.5 HOUR INTERVIEW IN LESS THAN 11 MINUTES!
• DVDs can be viewed on any standard DVD player
• Touch screen remote console with record confidence display
• MPEG2 720 X 480 D1 record resolution
• Removable 4GB SDHC card allows up to 8.5 hour recording time
• Adjustable duration pre-event recording
• Over-record protection
• Live viewing on 17” TFT LCD monitor with integral speakers
• Picture-in-picture inserter
• Programmable internal time/date generator
• User formatted USB flash drive for programming embedded
 department, officer and interview data
• Dual audio channels
• Rugged metal construction
• Self contained and maintenance free! |
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Years of purpose driven engineering have resulted in a powerful but simple to use digital video recording system specifically designed for law enforcement interrogation documentation.
The LX is a self-contained digital video recorder that utilizes both the stable LINUX operating system and MPEG2 recording standard for universal compatibility. Time, date and department information are embedded in a recording watermark that virtually eliminates authentication challenges. System users can quickly update their unique unit or ID information by inserting individual USB flash drives.
When combined with our high-resolution cameras and pre-amplified high gain stereo microphone system, the LX yields detailed recordings of superior intelligibility even when suspects are whispering. Choose from several system packages, or visit our advanced system planning and custom shop web pages.
Legaltek offers a broad selection of accessories to support the LX. Included are secure evidence storage and
management software, video streaming interface, magnetic card reader, DVD transcription kit and premium archival DVD media.
The LX digital recording system is both rugged and reliable. Video records directly to solid state memory, not a volatile moving DVD or hard drive. Core components are currently in use by all branches of the United States Military.
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