Translation for 'audio tape' from English to Norwegian

audio tape

lydbånd {n}audio

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audio-visual

audiovisuell {adj}

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audio output

lyduttak {n}audioelektr.

audio interface

lydgrensesnitt {n}audioelektr.

audio engineer

lydingeniør {m}audiojobber

lydtekniker {m}audiojobber

audio recording

lydopptak {n}audio

audio cable

lydkabel {m}audioelektr.

audio file

lydfil {m/f}audioinform.

audio file format

lydfilformat {n}audioinform.

magnetic tape

magnetbånd {n}audioinform.

handlebar tape

styreteip {m}sykkel

bar tape

styreteip {m}sykkel

washi tape

washi-teip {m}

tape measure

målebånd {n}verktøy

measuring tape

målebånd {n}verktøy

red tape

byråkratisk {adj}

rim tape

felgteip {m}sykkel

red tape [coll.]

byråkrati {n}

• Secondly, and connected to the first, was Andy's imagination, which was presented onscreen as if it were reality until it was revealed in a smash cut accompanied by the sound of rewinding audio tape.
• On 10 November 2011, a man claiming to be Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri released an audio tape condemning a recent arrest campaign targeting suspected Ba'ath Party members.
• The original recording with the unedited ending was later issued on a German RCA LP collection and on some CD and audio tape releases containing the song.
• "I Had a Date with Lady Janet" (the short story from "Pieces of Modesty") was published as an audio tape reading by Pickwick Talking Books in the early 1980s, featuring John Thaw as Willie (the story, uniquely to the canon, is a first-person tale told from Willie Garvin's point of view).
• Still losing money, Steven receives a call from David, who plays an audio tape of the two discussing the plan to kill Emily.

• Analog cassette deck sales were expected to decline rapidly with the advent of the compact disc and other digital recording technologies such as digital audio tape (DAT), MiniDisc, and the CD-R recorder drives.
• The audio portion of the sound was taken, not from the noisy kinescopes, but from 33-1/3 rpm 16-inch transcription disc and high fidelity audio tape recordings made simultaneously by RCA technicians during the televised concerts.
• Allgemeine Elektricitäts Gesellschaft (AEG) demonstrated the first commercially produced magnetic tape recorder, called the "Magnetophon". Audio tape, which had the advantage of being fairly light as well as having good audio fidelity, ultimately replaced the bulkier wire recorders.
• De Mauro soon obtained an audio-tape of his last speech and spent days studying it.
• Formats like ProDigi and DASH were referred to as SDAT (Stationary-head Digital Audio Tape) formats, as opposed to formats like the PCM adaptor-based systems and DAT, which were referred to as RDAT (Rotating-head Digital Audio Tape) formats, due to their helical-scan process of recording.

• Home recording enthusiasts occasionally recorded high quality stereo mixdowns and master recordings from multitrack audio tape onto consumer-level Hi-Fi VCRs.
• Tape drives were originally half inch open reel at 6250 bits per inch, which were replaced in the early 1990s with 4 mm Digital Audio Tape cassettes.
• In 1989, Sony released portable Video8 recorders marketed as "Video Walkman", extending the brand name. In 1990 Sony released portable Digital Audio Tape (DAT) players marketed as "DAT Walkman".
• Examples are rear cassettes in the mountain biking community, parts that are no longer available for old-car enthusiasts, parts for reel-to-reel audio-tape recorders, and rare vacuum tubes such as the 1L6 or WD-11 that can now cost more than the equipment in which they were fitted.
• Many computers had an interface to store data via an audio tape recorder, typically on Compact Cassettes.

• In 1987 Sony launched the 4 mm DAT or Digital Audio Tape as a new digital audio tape standard.
• With the development of audio tape recordings after World War II, the task of oral historians became easier.