It is widely applied in video transmission and compression products, e.g., mobile phones, video surveillance, digital TV, etc.
Surveillance video broadcast on Israeli TV showed the construction vehicle's mechanical arm tearing into the side of the vehicle, which then overturned.
After searching his residence, investigators found a yellow legal pad matching paper used for the robbery note, as well as a hat similar to one worn by him in a surveillance video, according to WCHS TV.
Two weeks into the 2009 spree, a local TV news program broadcast surveillance video of the "Tanning Salon Bandit".
Once investigators determined that a drink machine was enflamed, they checked surveillance video and, according to WCTI-TV, saw a woman later identified as Johnson kicking the machine.
Los Angeles Police Department detectives are now carefully reviewing hundreds of images taken from police videos, business surveillance cameras, TV news footage, Twitter pictures, Facebook pages and other social media sites, looking for more evidence of criminal behavior.
Security guards, for example, can watch surveillance video on a smartphone as easily as on a closed-circuit TV monitor.
The market is growing for these types of products as consumer use cases are expanding beyond a few people web surfing, pushing the limits for high-throughput access across the house (think HD video surveillance cameras, smart TV streaming and all of the other neat gadgets that will soon be under the tree).
Tampa's TV surveillance of visitors to its downtown district is such a case.
Around the corner the guards sat with the TV surveillance system turned off.
