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video replay

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video replay [′vid·ē·ō ′rē‚plā]
(electronics)
Also known as videotape replay.
A procedure in which the audio and video signals of a television program are recorded on magnetic tape and then the tape is run through equipment later to rebroadcast the live scene.
A similar procedure in which the scene is rebroadcast almost immediately after it occurs. Also known as instant replay.
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Video replays showed Henry used his hand to stop the ball going out of play in extra-time of Wednesday's playoff in Paris, before he passed to William Gallas to head the goal which gave France a 2-1 win over the two legs.
Thierry Henry says replay 'fairest solution' by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Byline: Terry Phillips DAVE Jones is calling for video replays to be used during matches to help match officials.
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Adam LaRoche became the first Major League Baseball player to have a home run taken away by video replay here - then Forida's Ross Gload lost one in Milwaukee.
LaRoche loses home run on baseball video replay by AFP / AFP American Edition
 
 
 
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