kinescoped
/ˈkɪnəˌskoʊpt/
verb
- Recorded (a television program) by filming the image from a video monitor, especially in the early days of television before videotape was common.
- The studio kinescoped the performance to preserve it for archival purposes.
- The network kinescoped the live broadcast for later rebroadcast on the West Coast.
- Many early TV shows were kinescoped because there was no other way to save them.