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Are the image files captured in the A-SDR4 and A-SDR4E units encrypted?

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Are the image files captured in the A-SDR4 and A-SDR4E units encrypted?

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A. The individual image files are encrypted with a process called “chained fingerprint encryption” or CFE. The images are recorded with CFE, the CFE remains encrypted and is transferred to the archived video using the clip-copy archive process, but this CFE does not follow the image file to the archiving media when saving as a JPEG or AVI file.