Definition
Definition of video input - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
technologyTECH. connection on a device that receives visual signal from another deviceTECH.
- Plug the game console into the TV's video input.
2.
computingTECH. signal or data stream of moving images supplied to a systemTECH.
- The software analyzes the video input from multiple security cameras.
Adjective
technologyTECH. describing a part that receives moving image signals from another deviceTECH.
- The monitor has a separate video input connector for the game console.
Terms with video input included in their meaning
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technology
video that allows user input to influence content
gaming
input device for controlling motion in video games
gaming
device for motion input in video games
video games
video game that continues with little or no player input
Examples of video input in a sentence
The security camera is wired into the recorder's first video input. The capture card offers an additional HDMI video input for game streaming. Poor lighting caused noise in the video input to the facial-recognition system. The TV includes a second video input port for external cameras. Make sure the video input socket is compatible with your projector cable.
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- French:entrée vidéo, d'entrée vidéo, ...
- German:Videoeingang, Videoeingangs-, ...
- Italian:ingresso video, di ingresso video, ...
- Spanish:entrada de video, de entrada de video, ...
- Portuguese:entrada de vídeo, de entrada de vídeo, ...
- Chinese:视频输入, 视频输入的, ...
- Japanese:映像入力, 映像入力用の, ...
- Arabic:مَدْخَل فِيدْيُو, لِدَخْل الفِيديو, ...
- Hebrew:כְּנִיסַת וִידֵאוֹ, קוֹלֵט וִידֵאוֹ, ...
- Russian:видеовход, видеовходной, ...
- Ukrainian:відеовхід, відеовхідний, ...
- Hindi:वीडियो इनपुट, दृश्य संकेत ग्रहण, ...
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