Media Classification-- we talked about this in Section 1.
I recommend you run this OnDemand after the fact.
In Physical Analyzer, how you're going to run this--
I'm going to switch to a demo of it in a moment here.
You can go into Tools, and you can do Media Classification.
Now, you can choose what you want.
Make sure you choose wisely.
If you choose everything, it's obviously
going to take longer to process.
But what's nice is, at the end, you'll
see under Insights, where it tells you that it
processed media classification.
And then you'll see things like, for example, weapons.
It's saying there's 188 photos and four videos with weapons.
But when you press Play--
let's say, in addition to weapons,
it had cars and maybe a flag--
it would show you, in that video, where
it sees the flag, where it sees a face, where it sees money,
where it sees cars, where its saw a weapon.
That way, if you're working anything
that is terrorism-related, anything
that is child exploitation-related that
is just traumatizing to watch the whole videos over and over,
this is going to help you know where to look.
So it's going to say, OK, in this part,
this is something that obviously may
matter to your investigation.
If you get a false positive, that is fine.
That is a reality that we are willing to deal with.
I would rather have false positives than miss a positive.
So if you're looking at faces, and you
see a face of a pumpkin, it could happen.
Maybe you see a potato, maybe you see a doll.
But if you see me sitting here in front of a camera,
and it was missed.
That's bad.
Please report anything like that back to your vendor.
So I want to show you how to run this.
So under Tools, you see Enrichment engines,
Media classification.
And this is where you can say, do you
want just image and video, image, video?
What do you want?
So I'm going to uncheck it.
And if you wanted, let's see, smartphones--
no, I like screenshots.
Why do I like screenshots?
Because every single thing that you're doing on these devices,
the last thing you're doing is screenshot.
So if I then--
if I'm texting, and I minimize, even if that text later
gets deleted, you can find a screenshot
of that communication.
It's very, very helpful.
So I'm going to say, you know what?
I just want to run screenshots.
I'm going to do just images because I don't
think I'd have a video one.
It runs.
When it's done-- and it could take some time--
it will end up in Insights for you to examine.