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video recorder
See DVR, DVD-R and DVD drives.
video recorder [′vid·ē·ō ri‚kȯrd·ər]
(electronics)
A magnetic tape recorder capable of storing the video signals for a television program and feeding them back later to a television transmitter or directly to a receiver.
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