Forensic Media Analyzer is a workbench for questioned images, video, and audio. It brings file structure, metadata, frames, signals, model-assisted output, examiner notes, and reporting into a repeatable workflow. The product does not turn one detector score into an authenticity verdict.
Independent methods, one review surface
The examiner selects tests appropriate to the file and disputed proposition. Available methods can address metadata, encoding, compression, frame continuity, signal behavior, duplication, splicing, and synthetic-media indicators. Local models support sensitive or disconnected work; approved external models can be added when the evidence-handling plan allows it.
- Still-image, video, and audio examination workflows
- Metadata, encoding, compression, temporal, and signal review
- Local and approved external model options
- Hashing, annotations, method records, and report assembly
Built for expert review
Results remain available for comparison rather than being collapsed into a hidden composite. The analyst can inspect inconsistencies, ordinary processing explanations, and source-quality limits before stating an opinion. That record supports peer review and expert witness testimony.
Software is not the witness
No module proves authenticity or manipulation by itself. A qualified examiner evaluates provenance, file quality, case context, competing explanations, and the reliability of each method. Current modules and deployment options are confirmed during the product demonstration.