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Thrummer Video Dynamics (TVD) introduces
the “Thrummer,” a hardware/ software system that turns a video recording into
a database. The Thrummer video system
formats your media, giving anyone the power to query a recording and
automatically splice and view the pertinent, selected segments. How do we do it? Our hardware lets you build custom index
keys, and add them onto the video ― while it is being
created. This means precision. Precise video reports let
you hone-in on what you want someone to see
― whether on the playing field, the factory
floor, or the firehouse. When you want to use video as an
information tool, Thrummer technology cuts out editing costs while it increases information
content! For inspections, surveys, or
performance improvement, video thrumming will set the new standards of
excellence. Today’s video is easier than ever to take, but
until now it has been too tedious and costly to manage as information. Thrummer Video Dynamics has set out to change
all that and put a new information tool in your repertoire, for either
business or training. Using its patented “Thrummer” and “Tymbal” technology, our system can be used with any new or
existing video system – for the first time giving the person operating the
camera the ability to place a full range of meaningful descriptors and
editing controls onto their recording in real time. The “thrummed” recording is then downloaded
to a PC, where the patented video database software automatically extracts
and sorts segments into video folders, composite videos, and/or textual
reports. Thrummer systems are custom designed for
maintenance and industrial engineering inspectors, athletic/dance/theatre
coaches, general contractors, agriculture and health inspectors, and
insurance adjustors. Our systems can
also add intelligent database features to your existing video security
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The management of video information today can be
compared to the management of paper documentation before the digital era. And while film and video have been with us for over a
century, it is obviously a short time compared to the history of the printed
word. Digital video has brought us to the level of a
mediaeval library… We must still walk through miles of stacks opening books,
one after another, to see if we are in the right section. Putting digital video into a database is
costly and time-consuming. The
Thrummer is about to change all this.
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