Digital Recording System definition

Digital Recording System means the digital recording equipment (mixer, microphones, microphone stands, and necessary cables and wiring, etc.), recording management software, and recoding playback application needed to produce and retain a complete and accurate verbatim record of court proceedings for producing complete and accurate transcripts of court proceedings, when needed.
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Digital Recording System means any method for creating an electronic audio or audiovisual
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