High Criteria Inc., today announced that the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) for the State of North Carolina had acquired 144 copies of its Liberty Court Recorder product to replace tape based courtroom recording systems in the State courts. 

The purchase was made after an open competition where evaluations were made of all competitive offerings. Until this time, tape based audio recording devices were used in most of the State's courtrooms. After a careful evaluation, the Liberty recording system was chosen as the best solution to address the needs of the courts in North Carolina.

The Liberty Recording system is available through local re-sellers in the United States such as Audio Data Systems Inc (www.audasy.com), Loffler Business Systems of Minnesota (www.Loffler.com), and BIS Digital Systems (www.BISDigital.com) and directly through High Criteria Inc. Please see the Liberty Recording website (www.LibertyRecording.com) for more information.

High Criteria Inc., today announced that the Ninth Judicial District in the State of Minnesota had acquired 32 copies of its Liberty Court Recorder product to replace tape-based courtroom recording systems in the State courts. Additionally, the Eighth Judicial District purchased a further 24 copies of the Liberty Recorder for the same purpose.

Both purchases were made after an extensive evaluation and review of all the offerings available in this market segment. Both Districts had been using tape-based audio recording devices, mostly Sony BM 246 machines and both Districts wanted to upgrade to digital systems. In each case, the users wanted open systems that did not depend on any type of proprietary hardware. They wanted systems with components that could be replaced by equipment that was available locally, not by equipment that would need to be sent from another part of the country.

The Liberty Recorder was chosen because it addressed the requirements to replace the existing Sony BM246 tape decks and integrated all of the advantages of a PC based digital system. Probably the biggest single factor in selecting Liberty was its simplicity and ease of use. Instead of a day or more of training, users were comfortable using the system after a one hour demonstration. This ease of use means significant savings in the long run, because new staff will not be required to attend costly training seminars, just to understand the audio recording system.

The Liberty Recording system is available through local re-sellers in the United States such as Loffler Business Systems of Minnesota (www.Loffler.com), BIS Digital Systems (www.BISDigital.com) and Audio Data Systems Inc (www.audasy.com) and directly through High Criteria Inc. Please see the Liberty Recording website (www.LibertyRecording.com) for more information.

High Criteria Inc, a world leader in computer audio recording systems, today announced the immediate availability of an updated version of the Liberty Court Recording system for recording courtroom and other legal proceedings. The Liberty Court Recorder is a digital recording application that runs on a PC or laptop and records multiple audio channels directly to the computer hard drive.

The Liberty System offers an economical alternative for those wanting to move away from tape systems such as the Sony BM 246 and incorporate the benefits of a digital audio recording system into the courtroom.

Enhancements in this release include:

• Video recording support allows users to record a video stream while at the same time capturing multiple audio recording channels.
  
• Shortcut keys have been added that allow users to pre-define commonly used names or text fragments and insert them quickly into bookmark area, with a single keystroke.
  
• Optional prompts may be used to confirm that recording should be paused or stopped.
  
• In the Player, the playback levels for various channels may be adjusted individually.
  
• A number of other usability and stability enhancements were also introduced.
  

Version 3.0 of both the Liberty Recorder and the no-cost Player are immediately available and may be downloaded for evaluation and purchased from the Liberty web site at www.LibertyRecording.com.

Portable configurations suitable for use with a laptop computer are also available.

Please contact High Criteria at sales@LibertyRecording.com for further details.

High Criteria Inc, a world leader in computer audio recording systems, today announced the immediate availability of Liberty Notes and Liberty Word-Notes. Both applications provide further support for users of the Liberty multi-channel Court Recording system. The Liberty Court Recorder is a digital recording application that runs on a PC or laptop and records multiple audio channels directly to the computer hard drive. The Liberty Notes and Liberty Word-Notes applications allow users to create text notes associated with a recording. Both applications allow for cue points to be created and saved, so that later-on, any particular point within a recording may be quickly accessed.

Liberty Notes and Liberty Word-Notes may be used by judges, lawyers or other courthouse officials. who need to create notes for live or recorded legal proceedings. Once the notes have been created, users may instantaneously jump to any cue point defined in the notes. These applications allow court-house officials to save time making and managing notes and other information regarding audio recordings made and maintained by the court.

Features Include:

• The ability to create cue points and notes associated with digital audio recordings.
  
• The ability to search for text strings within any number of note files.
  
• Hot keys for text substitution within the notes.
  
• Support for imbedding cue points within documents previously created in Microsoft Word.
  

Both the Liberty Notes and Liberty Word-Notes are immediately available and may be purchased from High Criteria or your authorized Liberty representative. Please see www.LibertyRecording.com for further details.

Both the Liberty Notes and Liberty Word-Notes run in any Windows environment.

Please contact High Criteria at sales@LibertyRecording.com for further details.

High Criteria Inc, a world leader in computer audio recording systems, today announced the immediate availability of an updated version of the Liberty Court Recording system for recording courtroom and other legal proceedings. The Liberty Court Recorder is a digital recording application that runs on a PC or laptop and records multiple audio channels directly to the computer hard-drive.

The Liberty System offers an economical alternative for those wanting to move away from tape systems and incorporate the benefits of a digital audio recording system into the courtroom.
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Enhancements to the system include:

• The ability to continue to record proceedings while at the same time, playing back a portion of previously recorded material.
  
• The ability to simultaneously record the proceedings to multiple drives, for back-up and archive.
  
• Enhanced visual indicators to display the active channels and the channels being monitored.
  
• A private area was introduced into the bookmarks feature so that private notes may be taken.
  
• Other usability and stability enhancements were also introduced.
  

Version 2.0 of both the Liberty Recorder and the no-cost Player are immediately available and may be downloaded for evaluation and purchased from the Liberty web site at www.LibertyRecording.com.

Portable configurations suitable for use with a laptop computer are also available.

Please contact High Criteria at sales@LibertyRecording.com for further details.

High Criteria Inc, a world leader in computer audio recording systems, today announced the immediate availability of a new solution for recording courtroom and other legal proceedings. The Liberty Court Recorder is a digital recording system that runs on a PC or laptop and records multiple audio channels directly to the computer hard drive.

The Liberty System offers an economical alternative for those wanting to move away from tape systems and incorporate the benefits of a digital audio recording system into the courtroom.

The Liberty System is being used in the Carroll County Superior Court in Indiana. The court staff have found the clarity of sound is much better with the Liberty system than with their old equipment. The process of recording the information is simplified and retrieval is much quicker and simpler. The court reporters found the Liberty system easy to learn and to use and the court has also benefited from the reduced storage space required for archiving.

Both the Liberty Recorder and the no-cost Player are immediately available and may be downloaded for evaluation and purchased from the Liberty web site at www.LibertyRecording.com.

The Recorder is currently available at an introductory pricing. Portable systems suitable for use with a laptop computer are also available.

Please contact High Criteria at sales@LibertyRecording.com for further details.