DCM will synchronize your deposition video for TrialDirector, Live Note, Sanction or other trial presentation software.

Synchronizing is the process of linking your deposition video (or audio!) with the final transcript line by line, so that the video can be displayed with transcript text simultaneously as the video plays. This allows you to review the text and video simultaneously, search the transcript and bring up the video on demand, and easily make excerpts for playback in court, hearings, or even in another deposition. Presenting video excerpts with the transcript text on-screen, either as a caption underneath or as a page alongside, has a significantly higher retention rate than video alone, and is miles ahead of a flat reading of the transcript aloud.

See the Demo Video Below!

With a synchronized deposition video, you can make excerpts as easily as highlighting text. Synchronized depos are great for testimony impeachment. It is a quantum leap over traditional video editing: you can create a video clip on the fly in less than a minute. No more rush overnight video editing that might not get done on time! As an added time-saving bonus, the technology also allows you to print out a copy of the transcript excerpts for review by judges or opposing attorneys, saving you more time at trial. Don’t be without this basic and powerful litigation tool. See the demo video below, and don’t hesitate to call or email if you have any questions.

(Don't own trial presentation software? See our page about the DepoView player; an easy-to-use synchronized deposition video editor and review application.)

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This video shows some of the ways that synchronized deposition video can be played back in trial presentation. DCM creates synch files for TrialDirector, LiveNote, Sanction, Summation and other litigation software. (Converted from computer monitor; not full resolution.)

Synchronizing is also for audio files, like voice messages or meeting minutes. Sometimes non-professional audio recordings are barely intelligible, and the effect is even more garbled when playing to a courtroom. A written transcript synchronized to the recording greatly improves listener comprehension and retention.

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