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Video & Synchronization: All original video depositions or other video <br />assignments are downloaded to our secure on -site server and backed up to the cloud. Once <br />backed up, KCR encodes the video and formats the media to fit on DVDs. Standard delivery is <br />either MPEG-1 or MPEG-4 formats, depending on the software that's intended to be used. All <br />videos are available to be synchronized with the transcript regardless of timing. The end result <br />is a DVD Disc loaded with its own synch software playable on any PC. The software allows for <br />viewing of the synched video against the transcript, clip creation, text highlighting, and <br />video/text scrolling. It also allows the user to output the entire video or individual clips to <br />industry -specific trial presentation programs. <br />Our videographers are also trained as Zoom/Exhibit Hosts to be able to assist <br />in exhibit presentation on hybrid or remote depositions and proceedings. Further, any remote <br />deposition can be converted into a hybrid deposition with prior notice by sending either a <br />videographer or court reporter with appropriate equipment. We always recommend a <br />videographer for hybrid depositions with more than one person appearing in -person for <br />professional audio quality. For witness -only in -person appearances, we can enable the <br />witness to appear remotely with the appropriate equipment setup and ready to be logged in at <br />the deposition site. Alternatively, the court reporter can bring the appropriate equipment for a <br />single -person appearance with computer and headset. <br />All of our remote depositions are hosted by Zoom, which asserted itself into the <br />videoconferencing landscape long before the pandemic, but solidified its position once remote <br />work became a necessity. Any security concerns regarding Zoom's platform were quickly <br />addressed, and it could be argued that the only security concerns that were raised were <br />actually due to operator error. All Zoom meetings are both waiting room and password <br />protected, meaning would-be meeting crashers would have to not only guess the right Meeting <br />ID, but also a randomly -generated password. If somehow both of these items are <br />compromised, the meeting host would still have to admit the participant from the waiting room <br />into the meeting. Needless to say, we have not had an uninvited guest appear on a meeting <br />since we first began using the platform. Additionally, Zoom offers end -to -end encryption of the <br />meeting, further bolstering its industry -leading position. Finally, Zoom offers services within the <br />platform that come as a third -party integration with other platforms (Teams/WebEx). The <br />Annotation tool within screenshare offers parties the ability to draw or mark on exhibits just as <br />they would if they were passed a document across a conference table. The tools are intuitive <br />enough for the majority of deponents and attorneys to use, and should any question arise, our <br />staff members, videographers, and exhibit hosts are all fully trained and can easily guide the <br />parties in using the tools provided. All Zoom links can be provided prior to the NOD being <br />generated or after, as well as contained within every job confirmation sent. <br />Transcripts: The primary reason for a court reporter's existence is to be able <br />to create a verbatim record of a proceedings that's certified by the State as a notarized, <br />trustworthy document. As a result, we know that the production of transcript is the primary <br />responsibility undertaken in most job settings. <br />Standard transcript deliverables include one (1) Certified Original transcript with <br />attached exhibits, word index, and condensed transcript; one (1) Certified Copy with attached <br />exhibits and word index; and an E-Bundle (PDF, ASCII, E-transcript, etc). Every E-Bundle will <br />be burned to a disc sent along with the hard -copy transcript. E-Bundle packages include a <br />standard ASCII, PDF, E-transcript, hyperlinked PDF, condensed PDF, and industry -specific <br />software transcripts. Hyperlinked PDFs contain all exhibits and attachments as part of the PDF <br />and linked to the respective text in the transcript for quick and easy reference. All other <br />industry -specific software transcript formats are attached to the hyperlinked PDF as well. <br />Additionally, all electronic files are e-mailed and uploaded to the client portal along with being <br />shared via cloud to the requesting party at that party's preference. <br />