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Kinescope /ˈkɪnɪskoʊp/,
shortened to kine /ˈkɪniː/, also
known as
telerecording in Britain, is a
recording of a
television program on
motion picture film...
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Master Plan) of the
series in the form of
their 16 mm film
telerecording copies until approximately 1972. From
around 1972 to 1978, BBC Enterprises...
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August 1977,
repeat of 16
December 1954
telerecording. BBC Two, 1 July 1994,
repeat of 16
December 1954
telerecording,
commemorating the
death of Rudolph...
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white telerecording of the
Series 5
episode "A Winter's Tale" (lasting
approximately 15 minutes) was
returned to the BBC; this is the only
telerecording of...
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screened as a live production. With
videotaping becoming the norm and
telerecording a
mature method of
preserving broadcasts, the
practice of live broadcasting...
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formerly survived only as a 16mm black-and-white film
telerecording, made for
overseas sales to
countries not yet
broadcasting in colour;...
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broadcast market began to
flourish and the
company developed the
first telerecording camera. As a
result the
British Broadcasting Corporation became increasingly...
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resolution and
temporal resolution. It was a
common method used in
early telerecording systems, as well as
early and
current non-professional/industrial videotape...
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Although films originally made for
television in
Great Britain (whether by
telerecording or by
conventional cinematography) will be
photographed at 25 frames...
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programmes of that era;
editor Biddy Baxter personally ensured that
telerecordings and, from 1970,
video recording were kept of each episode. The earliest...
