telerecording

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telerecording

(ˌtɛlɪrɪˈkɔːdɪŋ)
n
(Broadcasting) the recording of television signals on tape or, more usually, on film
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telerecording

n → Fernsehaufzeichnung f
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Of the 21 episodes from the three original 1960s series of the Likely Lads, only eight episodes were known to exist prior to 2016, at which time two previously lost examples resurfaced together on 16mm telerecordings from a private collection.
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Ironically, the early history of television archiving 'more or less duplicated that of cinema, as a record of loss, neglect and casual destruction.' (23) First of all, much of early television is lost because it simply could not be recorded: it was a live medium and it took until 1947 before fairly primitive recording techniques came into existence (the so-called 'telerecordings' or recordings on kinescopes, made by directing a film camera at a television screen).
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