Record-After-the-Fact® (RATF)
Record-After-the-Fact
®
(RATF)
Enabling RATF lets you continuously capture and save video you can use to generate a RATF event. You
enable RATF in Evidence Library (EL).
The V300 works as a DVR and camera combination to record events. When you start and stop a recording
(manually or automatically), the camera protects the segment between the recording start and stop as the
recorded event.
Generating a RATF event
You may want to make an official record of an event that was not part of a recorded event. If the video of
that event resides in the camera storage, you can retrieve it and make a RATF. Use EL to send a manual
request to the camera to generate and retrieve a RATF event.
See the Evidence Library Online Help for more information about generating a RATF from the V300
Camera.
Storage
When you enable RATF, the camera continuously overwrites the oldest unprotected (nonrecorded event)
area in storage with any newly captured video or recorded events. This process continues until all
unprotected video is overwritten with recorded events or RATF. Then you must upload recorded events to
EL to free up storage space before you can continue to use the camera.
Audio
Audio is not typically included in the saved video when RATF is enabled. The V300 only begins to record
audio when a recorded event is started.
You can include audio whenever the camera is capturing and saving video if you enable the Force
Microphone On feature (page 39).
Force Microphone On
The Force Microphone On feature lets you capture audio whenever the V300 Camera is capturing and
saving video. Audio is NOT typically included in pre-event video or RATF events.
Force Microphone On is set by your Administrator in the configuration settings of Evidence Library.
V300 Body-Worn Camera User Guide
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