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playback
Causing an audio source to be amplified through speakers or a video source to be rendered on screen. See media player.
playback
1. the act or process of reproducing a recording, esp on magnetic tape
2. the part of a tape recorder serving to reproduce or used for reproducing recorded material
3. of or relating to the reproduction of signals from a recording
playback [′plā‚bak]
(engineering acoustics)
Reproduction of a sound recording.
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