Livestreaming

With the real-time livestreaming capabilities of Axon Respond, commanders and supervisors can instantly access broadcasts from an officer's body camera. This immediate insight not only enhances officer safety but also fosters transparency within operations. Livestreaming requires a Fusus Plus license and Device Connectivity license; see Key features.

Get started

  1. Sign into Axon Evidence from any device and select Respond.
  2. Review the information in the window, then select Confirm to open the Respond map.
  3. Use one of the following methods to locate the livestream to view:
    • Locate active alerts – Cameras with alerts are highlighted with a red circle. Select Alert Shows the previously described button. to center the map on active alerts, then select Start Livestream.
    • Locate cameras currently recording – Select the right chevron to open the recording list. Locate the officer or vehicle to view, select Start Livestream.
      Shows the Respond map.
    • Search for an officer or vehicle – From the recording list use the Search box to enter a name, device serial number, or badge ID, then select Apply. Locate the officer or vehicle to view and select Start Livestream.
    • Locate a livestream directly from the map – Drag to move the map. Use the + or buttons or your mouse wheel to zoom in and out. Cameras with a red dot indicate they are recording. Select one and then Start Livestream.

The livestream window

Shows a typical Respond livestream window for a camera.
  1. Assigned user or vehicle name and location
  2. Whether the window is Tethered to the camera marker on the map or Untethered (moved away from the marker).
  3. Volume control
  4. Full screen
  5. Alerts list

  6. More actions menu: Authorized users can mark alerts as Resolved or False, removing the red alert dot from the device icon on the Respond map

Livestreaming considerations

  • Livestreams can be viewed from Axon Body 4, Axon Body 3, Axon Body Workforce, Axon Fleet 3, and Axon Air cameras.
  • Up to 25 users can view the same stream from a single camera.
  • Livestreaming affects body camera battery capacity, reducing charge by approximately an additional 10% for every 30 seconds of livestreaming. Other environmental factors also affect battery life.
  • You can open up to 25 livestreams at one time.
  • When a livestream is accessed, the information is logged in the user and device audit trails.

 

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