Here is what the Loss Prevention folks are telling me: Say they are looking at a cashier (retail sales) because they know from other tools that cash or product is being stolen. They know that it happened over a 12 hour period but not when or even how. They are not looking for something that has visually changed, which Forensic Search would work well for but instead, the actual activity (sliding cash or product into a purse/pocket). So watching the video for the event is what is commonly done - but they complain about how slow it is. If Forensic Search was done over small enough time periods that might work but it would be a bit cumbersome. By comparison, downloading a clip and watching it with a good player at 16 speed provides high quality and is fast - but the download makes it untenable. Open to suggestions.
Oh, and CVA clips download much faster than avi/wmv but do not allow fast-forwarding so that does not seem viable.
