Litigation Support

Example: How to Visulize Audio Recorded Evidence

By Blake Boyd

Playing back an audio tape of recordings is normally pretty painful. Although there are new services out for making recordings of phone calls, that offer crystal clear quality, most of the time they are almost impossible to hear.

That was the situation in this case, the audio was playing back in the original trial presentation, but I have omitted it in this online version. Believe me, you don’t want to have to endure the hisses and cracks.

The point to remember when designing this type of presentation is to remember that you should always include pictures of the people talking. That is the most important aspect. If you are not very advanced in PowerPoint of Keynote creation, you could create slides as simple as an arrow pointing to the person that is talking. When the next person is talking have the arrow move upon click.

Full post as published by The Trial Technologist's View on November 03, 2008 (boomark / email).