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What do you call those boxes that you use for stages and video recording?

I saw a box at a recent function, they are used for video recording as well as putting gear on. Any idea what their actually called or where I could get them? They are carpeted.

The link below has many types of A / V carts.

Carpet may have been added by the users to reduce any noise when recording.

Portable LCD Video Borescope with Recording pipe camera $255.79 Portable LCD Video Borescope with Recording

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Vivotek NR8201 Network Video Recorder - Functions: Video Recording, Video Recording - USB $679.87 Vivotek NR8201 Network Video Recorder - Functions: Video Recording, Video Recording - USB

Hal Leonard Home Recording Basics (VHS Video) $19.95 Hal Leonard Home Recording Basics (VHS Video)

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Avermedia Functions: Video Recording - USB MTVUHDRFC $165.42 Avermedia Functions: Video Recording - USB MTVUHDRFC

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StarTech.com USB S-Video Composite Audio Video Capture Cable - Functions: Video Capturing, Video Recording, Video Encoding,... $60.72 StarTech.com USB S-Video Composite Audio Video Capture Cable - Functions: Video Capturing, Video Recording, Video Encoding,...

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JWIN Video Recording System $241.68 - Jwin VCR recoding system - Real-time, high-density, and time-lapse recoding- Jog and shuffle control function with still playback mode- Azimuth 4 head helical scanning system- Time lapse VCR functionwith elapsed time display- Various recording types: no

Pinnacle Dazzle 82303000101 Video Grabber Functions: Video Recording, Video Editing, Video Capturing - USB $57.65 Pinnacle Dazzle 82303000101 Video Grabber Functions: Video Recording, Video Editing, Video Capturing - USB

Nr8301 - Vivotek Nr8301 Video Recorder - Functions: Video Recording, Video Compression $937.26 vivotek's Nr8301 Network Video Recorder Offers an Elegant Recording Solution For Vivotek Network Cameras And Performs Real-time Monitoring And Recording Simultaneously. It Supports up to 8-ch H.264, Mjpeg, And Mpeg-4 Video And Provides Multiple Recording Modes Including Alarm Recording, Scheduled Recording, Manual Recording And Continuous Recording. The Installation is Very Simple as The Camera is Able to be Inserted Automatically When It's Plugged In. It Also Offers a User-friendly Interface For The User to Configure The Network Settings And The Camera Control. Moreover, The 802.3af Compliant Poe (power-over-ethernet) is Able to Reduce The Complex of The Installation, Making Nr8301 The Cost-effective Recording Systems. The User Can Utilize The Nr8301 to Record High-definition Mega-pixel Videos on Removable Hard Disk(s) With Large Capacity And a Usb Interface For Data Backup. The Nr8301 Supports Raid 0 And 1 Storage Solution. The Built-in Gateway Separates The Network Camera Connection And The Data Network Connection For The Prevention of Network Congestion. Functional Four Digital Inputs And One Digital Output Interfaces Are Capable of Integrating With The Security Sensors And Alarms. The Nr8301 Are Comprehensive Network Video Recorders Featuring With Multiple Functions to Provide The Best Quality And Highest Performance in Network Video Recording. [93659X] UNSPC: 43201500 4 LB 1 Cubes

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Nr8201 - Vivotek Nr8201 Network Video Recorder - Functions: Video Recording, Video Recording - Usb $637.2 vivotek's Nr8201 Network Video Recorder Offers an Elegant Recording Solution For Vivotek Network Cameras And Performs Real-time Monitoring And Recording Simultaneously. It Supports up to 4-ch H.264, Mjpeg, And Mpeg-4 Video And Provides Multiple Recording Modes Including Alarm Recording, Scheduled Recording, Manual Recording And Continuous Recording. The Installation is Very Simple as The Camera is Able to be Inserted Utomatically When It's Plugged In. It Also Offers a User-friendly Interface For The User to Configure The Network Settings And The Camera Control. Moreover, The 802.3af Compliant Poe (power-over-ethernet) is Able to Reduce The Complex of The Installation, Making Nr8201 The Cost-effective Recording Systems. The User Can Utilize The Nr8201 to Record High-definition Mega-pixel Videos on Removable Hard Disk(s) With Large Capacity And a Usb Interface For Data Backup. The Nr8201 Also Supports an External Hard Disk From The Esata Interface. The Built-in Gateway Separates The Network Camera Connection And The Data Network Connection For The Prevention of Network Congestion. Functional Four Digital Inputs And One Digital Output Interfaces Are Capable of Integrating With The Security Sensors And Alarms. The Nr8201 Are Comprehensive Network Video Recorders Featuring With Multiple Functions to Provide The Best Quality And Highest Performance in Network Video Recording. [93658X] UNSPC: 43201500 4 LB 1 Cubes

How to build a home recording studio (part 1) : Extensive instructional video guide

What are the benefits of using forms of dance notation over video recording?

Overall i would say that video is a much more useful way of recording and recalling choreography, but dance notation is still widely used, so i am wondering why? What does dance notation do that can't be done by video recording?

Both are useful in and of themselves.
Notation is more traditional, and I personally find it easier to use. It's like reading a book-if you don't understand it you can read it over and over again, and it explains everything perfectly. If you're watching a video and it's fast it's possible to miss steps or be unable to follow along. I hate having to pause-rewind-play-pause-rewind-play a zillion times trying to figure out the fast steps in a combination.
Ideally notation and video recording would be used TOGETHER. You can read the notes, watch the film, and go back to the notation if you don't understand something. You get the best of both worlds.