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Introduction
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Video and audio can make an event feel immediate. We hear a voice, see a reaction, and follow a sequence that appears to explain what happened.
Yet the sequence we receive may have been shortened, rearranged, translated, or combined with other material. A recording can contain genuine pieces while presenting a misleading relationship between them.
Checking a recording means examining what was captured, how it was assembled, and which interpretation the final version encourages.