​The StarWitness Interview Room Recording System is a turnkey audio and video solution engineered specifically for law enforcement. Unlike retrofitted consumer gear, it delivers forensic-grade clarity, rock-solid reliability, and courtroom-ready evidence—every time.
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Why do sheriff's and police departments use StarWitness?​

• One-Touch Recording & Intuitive Operation — Designed to be used with a single button press
• Recording-studio-quality Audio & Video — Stereo, low-impedance microphones and synchronized HD video ensure clarity even in challenging room configurations. 
• Fast Export, Compatibility, Interoperability — Export interviews to USB, or key industry-leading cloud digital evidence storage, and DVDs. 
• Built-In Fail-Safes & System Integrity, reliability — redundant hard drives, if one fails the system continues to function/record, (RAID-based mirroring) chain-of-evidence tracking, and live monitoring help guarantee data integrity. 
• Local network web application for viewing and streaming — Users can monitor or review interviews from their desks via a browser, with live streaming supported. 
• Security & Audit Features — User accounts, visible watermarks, audit logs, and authentication codes help maintain chain-of-custody and prevent tampering. 

Easy to Use 
Departments don’t have time for complex tech or steep learning curves. This system fits directly into your workflow and scales with your agency.

1. Minimal training required
2. Modular installation—single room or multiple sites
3. Fast deployment, no IT headaches
4. Seamless integration with case management platforms

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“We’ve run nearly 200 flawless interviews on this system. One-button operation. Reliable. Court-ready.”
— Lt. Todd Trupp, Berks County DA’s Office

Sample Interview Room Set up

1. The microphones are close to the conversation, at head level for a seated adult on either side of the subject
2. The recording indicator light at shoulder height behind the subject, so the interviewer can see it at all times during the interview and know that the recorder is recording
3. The recording start button is just outside the door to the room
4. The close-up camera is at shoulder height directly across from the subject’s face
5. The wide-angle camera on the ceiling faces back toward the door from across the room