FTR solutions provide easy to use, reliable, cost effective and innovative solutions that capture, index, access, and manage, digital audio and video recordings across the enterprise.

FTR solutions are sold through a global network of authorized resellers and systems integrators and can be found in over 15,000 recording venues located in over 30 countries. The FTR mission is to take our core technologies across several vertical markets.

ForTheRecord was founded in 1993 in Perth, Western Australia, providing digital audio recording solutions, for court rooms and hearing rooms.  ForTheRecord is part of the global Melbourne IT Group.  Melbourne IT Limited is a public company listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (symbol: ASX:MLB).

TSL began a pilot project with the Judiciary of Trinidad and Tobago in 2002 moving to full acceptance and roll out of imore than eighty local courts. TSL also successfully implemented the FTR solution in the Caribbean Court of Justice and delivered audio visual solutions to allow for video conferencing to take place.

ForTheRecord Releases TheRecord Player™ 4.2

New release of TheRecord Player now includes Windows Vista compatibility among other notable enhancements.

Phoenix, AZ - August 2, 2007 -- ForTheRecord (FTR), the leading global supplier of multimedia recording and content management solutions for courts, hearing rooms, public meeting and law enforcement venues, today announced the release of TheRecord Player 4.2 - FTR's newest version of its free software player.

According to Erik Ligé, FTR Global Vice President Sales and Marketing, "The new release of TheRecord Player is designed to meet the needs of the growing Windows Vista market. We have also incorporated some other key features such as playback via an FTP site, and interchangeable design "skins".

"The ability to play back content from an FTP site has been on the FTR product road map for quite some time", says Lige. "This capability is particularly useful for City Councils that use FTR products to record their Council Meetings. These agencies typically share the recordings and associated minutes and/or agendas with their constituents. Rather than sending this information out on CDs, they can now make this content easily accessible via an FTP server. Users can then initiate the download through TheRecord Player." Additionally, Lige continues, "FTR users who are familiar with the interface and controls of our popular Gold player, FTR Player Plus, can retain that familiar look and feel by switching to the Gold design "skin" as desired."
TheRecord Player 4.2 will continue to be available as a free download from FTR's website, www.fortherecord.com. "TheRecord Player has many easy-to-use capabilities specifically designed to assist our user community", says Radhika Anand, FTR Product Manager for TheRecord Player. We anticipate the download activity for 4.2 to be strong, as we expect the majority of end-users currently using an FTR player to update to this new version."