videoconˈference noun

videoconˈferencing noun

Live discussion between people in different places using electronically linked telephones and video screens

video diary noun

A video record of day-to-day events, esp one made by an individual with a camcorder

vidˈeodisc (or vidˈeodisk) noun

A compact disc on which visual images and sound are prerecorded for playing back on a CD player linked to hi-fi and TV

vidˈeofit noun

A type of identikit picture put together on television

video frequency noun

A frequency in the range required for a video signal

video game noun

An electronically-operated game played on a visual display unit

video grab noun

A still picture created from a frame in a video recording

video jockey noun

A broadcaster who introduces and plays music videos

video nasty noun

A pornographic or horror video film

video-on-demandˈ noun

A system of access to video films by means of a cable link (abbrev VOD)

vidˈeophone or videotelˈephone noun

A telephone with accompanying means of transmitting a picture of each speaker

video recorder noun

A machine for recording and playing back television broadcasts or films made on videotape, using videotape or videodiscs

vidˈeosender or video sender noun

A small TV transmitter that can be plugged into the back of a video recorder or satellite receiver and used to broadcast the signal received there to other TV sets in the same premises rather than connecting these by cable

video signal noun

That part of a TV signal which conveys all the information required for establishing the visual image

vidˈeotape noun

Magnetic tape for recording visual images (as well as sound), esp television programmes or film for later transmission

transitive verb

To record on videotape

videotape recorder noun

A tape recorder that records visual images on magnetic tape

vidˈeotex or vidˈeotext noun

A system used to display pages of information on a television screen, eg teletext or viewdata

video tube noun

A television tube

video wall noun

A bank of VDU screens used for display purposes, showing a series of different pictures, the same picture repeated, or a composite picture