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Recording sounds and images
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audiovisual
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binaurally
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play something back
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prerecord
production
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rewind
sample
sampler

videotape | American Dictionary

videotape
noun[ C ]
us/ˈvɪd·i·oʊˌteɪp/(short formvideo); (short formtape)
a long, narrow, magnetic strip inside a rectangular plastic container which records sounds and moving images that can be heard and seen on a television, or a recording of images and sounds:
I bought the videotape of "Jurassic Park" for the kids.
He watches videotapes of his performances so he can see what needs work.

videotape

verb[ T ]us/ˈvɪd·i·oʊˌteɪp/(short formtape)
Why don’t you videotape the ballgame so you can watch it later?

Examples of videotape

videotape
The behavior of a fetus can then be videotaped while it is in a drug-free state.
Removing the nine individuals who viewed videotapes of the lectures had no impact on the total number of changes in behaviors, attitudes, and combined changes.
A third coder rated videotapes when scores differed by more than 2 points.
Following the two interactions, a triadic family session was videotaped.
Dyads also were videotaped during 5 min of interaction.
There was a single play session lasting about 20 min, and this was videotaped.
Teams of coders scored the videotapes at each age.
The episodes were videotaped and the coding was made from the tapes.
All the videotapes were coded afterwards by two naive observers.
From the videotapes we derived nonverbal and verbal measures of performance at each test session.
Three undergraduate students were trained to code the videotapes.
A second coder independently recoded 20% of the videotapes so as to provide an estimate of intercoder reliability.
All ratings were based on observations of the entire videotaped sequence.
Interactions lasted 10 min, and were videotaped for subsequent coding.
Chapter 4 first discusses forms of strategy training, such as general study-skills courses, awareness training, peer tutoring, strategies inserted into textbooks, and videotaped mini-courses.
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