Need to outfit a courtroom with professional recording equipment, but you're on a budget? The Digital Courtroom Recording Package fills this role perfectly. It includes 4 professional uni-directional microphones with microphone cables, letting you space the microphones out around as needed. Also, is the All N One Transcription Kit for transcribing the audio files with a foot pedal as well as 2 SDHC memory cards, card reader.  The DCRP also time\date stamps the audio file, ensuring that you have the correct evidence when you need to prove it. 

The Total Solution for Recording and Transcribing in a Courtroom or a Conference room.

The DCRP is unique, as it's the only recorder that finalizes as it records. You see, most recorders will lose your entire recording if there is a power outage (batteries die) or if there is a memory card error. The Conference Recorder does not, everything is saved up to the point where the recording stops.

Learning from the shortcomings of the PMD671, the PMD661MKII was engineered to be much more user-friendly than its predecessor. Court Reporters years after year requested that one feature be added to the Marantz PMD671 to make their lives easier. A rewind for read-backs.

The Digital Court Room Package (DCPR) allows for easy rewinding and playback for whenever a quick read-backs is needed. Simply hit the stop button and hold down the rewind for a few seconds then hit play. You will instantly be able to hear what was just spoken. No more setting index marks, or fast forwarding from the beginning, like the PMD671 did.

This rugged and compact stereo digital recorder uses memory cards that provide hours of reliable solid-state digital recording. Highly reliable solid-state memory cards contain no moving parts and are impervious to temperature and shock.

This recorder is a favorite of courts.

120Volt to 240Volt power supply included

Complete Courtroom Recording System Package Includes:

• Professional, Marantz PMD661 MKII Digital Recorder

1. (1) 8 Gigabyte SDHC cards
2. (4) Professional court room microphones
3. (4) 10 feet (ca. 305 cm) insulated XLR microphone cable
4. (4) Heavy-duty microphones stand and clamps
5. (1) Digital transcription kit with software, foot pedal, and headset
6. (1) SDHC flash card reader for downloading to the computer.
7. (2) XLR Y Cable Splitters
8. (1) All N One Audio Digital Transcriber with USB Foot Pedal and Comfortable Transcription Headset

What makes a Courtroom Recording equipment different from a regular voice recorder?

What is a “Solid State Recorder?”
Solid State recorder refers to the technology and memory that the Digital Courtroom Recorder package utilizes. The Digital Courtroom Recorder package records to non-volatile type memories such as Compact Flash Cards. This means that your digital audio is preserved in memory until the files are removed from the card. Any of the files that are recorded onto these cards in the Digital Courtroom Recorder package cannot be recorded over, either. This is often times referred to as Military Specifications.  

What are some applications for this type of recorder?
There are many applications that this recorder belongs in. Because of the Digital Courtroom Recorder package’s ability to record 16bit/48kHz HD quality audio - film recorders, broadcasters, natural sound gatherers, and birders will love its portability and ease of use. On the other hand the compressed audio files that result in long term recordings are great for meeting recording, court reporting, seminar recorders, school board meetings, and government and municipality applications that require audio logging of their typically long meetings.

What kind of file formats can the Digital Courtroom Recorder package record in?
The Digital Courtroom Recorder package can record in PCM WAV file (finishing in a .wav).

How easy is it to start recording on the Digital Courtroom Recorder package?
Simple. Out of the box, the Digital Courtroom Recorder package is set to record in stere0 at 128kbps/44.1kHz MP3 files. First, plug in the unit either using the supplied AC adapter, 8 AA batteries in the supplied battery holder, or one of the recommended rechargeable batteries. Then turn on the unit, and slide the record button to the right.

Can I listen to the recorded audio directly on the Digital Courtroom Recorder package?
The Digital Courtroom Recorder package has a built-in speaker or headphone output that will play back any audio previously recorded. You can also use these to monitor while you are recording. The built-in speaker will automatically shut off, if the internal microphone is the selected input, to avoid recording any feedback. In this instance, you can monitor the recording through the headphone output. If you elect to use any of the other inputs to record, the speaker will be active in the absence of headphones.

"Get the Facts about courtroom recording systems" A courtroom recording system documents voice in a court proceeding or hearing. All courtrooms are equipped with a voice recording system nowadays, it makes courtroom AV technology solutions more efficient. 

What can I do with the audio once it has been recorded?
There are many things you can do with audio that has been recorded on the Digital Courtroom Recorder package. First of all, you can listen back to recordings through the built-in speaker or headphone output to see what is on the card. You can transfer the audio files directly to your computer using the supplied computer I/O cable and a USB port on your computer. This, is of course, considerably more advantageous because of the accelerated rate that data can be transferred. Once the files are on your PC you can transcribe them, email them to another person, or burn them to a CD for archiving.  

What is a courtroom audio system?
A Courtroom audio system is recording audio and video equipment designed to record the official court record. All court proceeding are now being recorded for documentation

"What is a courtroom recording systems"
A courtroom recording system records voices in court proceeding or hearing. We selling and engineer specialize courtroom recording systems and courtroom audio systems.