Advanced Voice and Screen Recording Solutions

Eventide’s COMMERCIAL NexLog DX-Series recording solutions provide high-reliability voice recording and archival storage, and provide secure & easy access to recordings. Eventide commercial NexLog DX-Series recording solutions include redundant power supplies, a RAID1, RAID5 or RAID10 redundant hard disk array, and Linux operating system for maximum up-time. Two independent Eventide commercial NexLog DX-Series recording solutions may be connected in parallel, assuring fully redundant recording of all communications activities.

Recorded calls may be accessed directly from the commercial NexLog DX-Series recording solution’s optional front panel controls or via Eventide’s commercial MediaWorks DX browser-based software.

Eventide commercial NexLog DX-Series recording solutions can be equipped to record analog audio sources, T1/E1 and ISDN circuits, digital PBX telephones, VoIP telephones, SIP trunks, SIP Phones, Emergency phones, PAGA systems, dispatch consoles & systems, P25 radio, DMR radio, Mototrbo radio, RoIP networks, Windows and Linux PC screen activity, and more.

Eventide’s COMMERCIAL (COTS) voice recorders reliably meet the needs of many USA government departments and agencies, including:

Dept. of Defense	US Navy	National Parks	CBP
USAF	BLM	Air National Guard	US Army
NASA	Homeland Security	USCG	Treasury
FAA	Veterans Affairs	US Navy	Dept. of Justice

Notes: Eventide offers only Commercial voice recording products, which are available off-the-shelf to users in many different vertical markets including transportation, manufacturing, utilities, health care, 9-1-1, government, civil aviation and military.  

Information Regarding NexLog Recorder Commerciality, Modifications and On-Site Availability

Eventide’s Commercial voice recorders have been utilized in a wide variety of shore-based and shipboard projects including DDG, SSN, LCS, and USCG.

Government Departments and Civil Aviation Agencies – Worldwide

Eventide’s Voice Recording Systems (VRS) are widely used by government departments and civil aviation agencies worldwide, including in the following countries: