Every word captured, every witness heard
Courtrooms, remote appearances and reliable recording of proceedings.
What we do differently for a courtroom
The recording is the deliverable. Three things protect it.
One microphone per position, never shared
Judge, clerk, parties, witness and bar each have their own, on a separate track. That is what makes a passage attributable, and it is the only arrangement that produces a usable record.
Everything is recorded twice
A main recording and a second one, independent and started together. A failure discovered at playback then has no consequence for the file.
Positions are validated before they exist
Placement of microphones, cameras and screens agreed with the clerk and security before installation. A camera framing what it must not frame gets refused after the fact.
What we bring in most often for you
AV integration
A courtroom is a permanent install with precise requirements, in a building nobody alters. Integration settles discreet cabling, microphone distribution and maintenance access, which are the three real difficulties.
Technical support
A hearing does not stop and the clerk should not be diagnosing a problem. A presence or immediate assistance is what separates a two-minute incident from a lost sitting day.
What a courtroom needs
Browse the catalogueOne microphone per position, on separate tracks, with processing that makes speech intelligible without erasing silences. Physical discretion matters: the microphone should be as unseen as possible while capturing precisely.
Two independent recording chains, timestamped, started together. Storage stays in the building and its retention period is agreed before commissioning.
A dedicated link, tested under load, with the witness visible to all parties. Sound quality comes first: testimony that is hard to hear is worth less than testimony that is hard to see.
Cabling inside existing furniture, reversible fixings and rear maintenance access. Nothing may change the appearance of the room, which often has heritage value.