interactive video

British  

noun

1. a computer-optical disk system that displays still or moving video images as determined by computer program and user needs

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Example Sentences

Visitors that night experienced more than a few lights: They were immersed in a world of interactive video walls, multihued waterfalls, video projections that lit up the forest canopy, and more.

From New York Times

The theater also features an interactive digital wall to showcase YouTube creators and artists and interactive video screens throughout.

From New York Times

But in that time, it grew to cover over 14 square miles, about the size of Alexandria, Va. An interactive video screen allows visitors to tour the site virtually and to locate such notable features as roads, canals and the factories, apparently very sophisticated, where many of the show’s artifacts were probably made.

From Washington Post

The exhibit, on the ground floor of that gorgeous, renovated library, has interactive video displays, a giant Wheel of Fortune wall to help you write your own manifesto and breathtaking stories.

From Washington Post

Madyha J. Leghari’s multilingual interactive video mixes pictures and text in a bid to illustrate the inadequacies of language.

From Washington Post