Forensic Video Review
MultiFusion Review
Forensic video review software
MultiFusion Review is the examiner's player for CCTV evidence. It opens the file as the recorder wrote it, steps through it frame by frame, finds motion, people, vehicles and text, redacts what must not be shown, and exports the clip with a report of what was done.
Capabilities
Everything Review does
Play and step
The file as the recorder wrote it.
- Frame by frame, each frame's time and type
- Any part enlarged
- Original never changed
Find
What matters, without watching every hour.
- Motion through the recording
- People, vehicles and text
- Markers and notes
Redact and export
A clip that can be shown, and how it was made.
- Faces, plates and areas covered
- Export with a report
- Hashes of every file
How it works
- 1OpenThe file as it was recorded
- 2StepFrame by frame, with times
- 3FindMotion, people, vehicles, text
- 4RedactWhat must not be shown
- 5ExportWith a report and hashes
Real screens
The demo case is staged: its CCTV clips, photos and the call's voices are AI-generated, and nobody shown is a real person.
What Review does
| Opens CCTV files and recorder exports as they were written | Available |
| Frame-by-frame playback with each frame's time and type | Available |
| Motion search through the recording | Available |
| Finds people, vehicles and text with its included models | Available |
| Redaction of faces, plates and areas, kept in the project | Available |
| Markers and notes on frames | Available |
| Export with a report of every step, and the file's hashes | Available |
| File information: MD5, SHA-1 and SHA-256, recorder clock | Available |
| English and Hindi | Available |
Frequently asked questions
Does it need the internet?
No. It runs on the examiner's own computer, offline. Evidence files are opened where they are and never uploaded anywhere.
Which files does it open?
CCTV and recorder exports, MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI and transport streams, in H.264 and H.265. Exports in a recorder's own format can be opened after MultiFusion Convert has turned them into standard files.
Does it change the evidence?
No. The original file is only read. Redactions, markers and notes are kept in a project beside it, and every export says how it was made.
How is it licensed?
Each computer gets a 30-day trial once, then a licence file for that computer, checked offline. A MultiFusion Server can also lend floating seats: the app borrows a seat while it is open and gives it back when it closes.