0 present participle of video
1 to record a programme from the television, or to use a video camera to film an event:
We were unable to assess this in the current study because of the ethical restraints of videoing children in nursery schools.
The initiative involved videoing children drinking alcohol and then taking them back to their parents, who were then shown the video.
It involved videoing children drinking alcohol and taking them back to their parents, who were shown the video.
If that means that we have to wear the videoing of such proceedings, it is important.
There is often the problem of people videoing films, watching them again and again, and becoming obsessed by them.
Reference has been made to the videoing of interviews.
This may involve videoing subjects with markers on particular anatomical landmarks and measuring the forces of their footfall using floor transducers (strain gauges).
He sees beauty in the minutiae of everyday life, videoing as much as he can for fear of missing it.
