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‘The finalists were also given the chance to really show what they could do in an individual pre-recorded one-hour programme, which went on air from midnight on Sunday 23 October.’
‘The event would have appeared no different to TV viewers had it been pre-recorded at Labour headquarters.’
‘A licence is not needed if the equipment is only used for closed circuit monitoring, for watching pre-recorded videos, or as a computer monitor.’
‘‘Most people know the draw is pre-recorded,’ a spokesperson said.’
‘No-one wants to get into a situation where every show is pre-recorded and every comment - no matter how frivolous - is being scrutinised by a team of lawyers.’
‘She lip-synched, but the track was pre-recorded, and she was singing!’
‘Streaming video can bring live events, pre-recorded visual messages and the power of video to browsers and constituents anywhere.’
‘They will include pre-recorded items such as text, still images, video clips and digital sound files.’
‘Filming has been cancelled but the show is pre-recorded and will continue its current run until July.’
‘He was passionately committed to the use of live as opposed to pre-recorded music and looked upon it as an independent structure that should be created in the same span of time that the dance itself was being designed.’
‘The only entry requirement is that their announcements must be pre-recorded - no live material is allowed.’
‘When coupled with the common knowledge that the music in film musicals has been pre-recorded, the lack of impressive, cohesive dance routines becomes a real blotch on the performances.’
‘The use of equipment for viewing pre-recorded videos or for that matter as a monitor for a game playing computer does not and never has required television licence cover.’
‘We're not pre-recording the music and lip-synching to it.’
‘From 1969, the programme becomes live and studio based, rather than being pre-recorded at the ground of the featured match, and there were now two games seen each week.’
‘Where interaction is not a priority, programmes may be pre-recorded.’
‘This was the first film for which pre-recorded songs were released.’
‘In addition to a large symphony orchestra, Orion included a sampler part where pre-recorded sounds were incorporated into the piece.’
‘However, unlike other Question Time broadcasts, which are usually pre-recorded and then edited, last Thursday's show went out live.’
‘My newest one (I have two) has two tuners so I can record one show while watching another show live, or I can record two shows at once while watching a third show that has been pre-recorded.’
1.1Record sound on (a tape) beforehand.
‘pre-recorded digital audiotapes’
‘It would have helped the band immensely trying to play these songs on stage instead of messing about with pre-recorded backing tapes.’
‘This tape had been pre-recorded, and the General knew his men to a fault.’
‘But I noticed in passing that they never use the VCR for anything but playing pre-recorded tapes, because they can't work out how to programme the thing.’
‘You could also use specific relaxation techniques such as meditation, or pre-recorded relaxation tapes.’
‘The French department used an audiovisual course based around pre-recorded open reel tapes and a stills projector, another electrical gadget from a bygone age.’
‘And the museum will operate a temporary digital planetarium with pre-recorded and live commentary from December 6.’
‘He switches from the intense concentration required to carry out a live interview over a scratchy satellite phone line to giggling with his colleague whenever there is a pre-recorded tape playing.’
‘Such a concept has its limitations, not least because the pre-recorded tape could obviously not adapt itself in performance to any momentary inflections from the live players.’
‘A ‘violinist-actor’ competes with a pre-recorded tape of himself, and also records and plays himself back in concert.’
‘This is shown clearly in Figure 3, which depicts the shipments of blank and pre-recorded video tapes.’
‘The rest of the band put on competent performances, but were hampered by having to play along with extensive pre-recorded tapes, preventing any spontaneity or alternative readings of material.’
‘However, you don't need a licence if the equipment is not connected to an aerial, satellite receiver or cable and you only use it to watch pre-recorded tapes.’
‘Tonight's performance includes some older works, a preview of two new pieces and a stack of pre-recorded tapes and samples.’