kinescope recording
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kinescope recording
[′kin·ə‚skōp ri‚kȯrd·iŋ] (communications)
A motion picture film made by photographing images on the face of the picture tube in a television monitor or receiver, to permit repeating the same television program later and at different stations. Also known as television recording.
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