SERIES VIDEO RECORDINGS FEATURING

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BABY, IT'S YOU SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT INC. 550 Madison Avenue New York NY 10022 series of video recordings featuring live action footage of infants and music;coupon booklets;
COMPUTER ANIMATION CELEBRATION Churchill, Steven 7665 S. Harlan St. Littleton CO 80128 series of video recordings featuring collections of animations and computer animations;COMPUTER ANIMATION;
MOVE 'N GROOVE KIDS KSK Visuals, Inc. 12 West 27th Street, 8th Floor New York NY 10001 series of video recordings featuring dance instructions directed towards children;MOVING GROOVE KIDS;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;KIDS;
MUSCLEGODS IDIOM, LTD 7095 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. # 855 HOLLYWOOD CA 90028 series of video recordings featuring bodybuilding reproduced on tape cassettes, CD Rom, and DVD recorded format;MUSCLE GODS;
MUSCLEGODS TYSON, JOHN G. 4312 Ambrose Avenue Los Angeles CA 90027 series of video recordings featuring bodybuilding reproduced on tape cassettes, CD Rom, and DVD recorded format;MUSCLE GODS;
SKATE MORE SEQUENTIAL BRANDS GROUP, INC. 1065 Avenue of the Americas New York NY 10018 Series of video recordings featuring skateboard activities and information;SKATE;
TIMESAVER SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT INC. 550 Madison Avenue New York NY 10022 series of video recordings featuring programs pertaining to health, exercise, diet, nutrition, weight loss management, fitness, and exercise instruction;
TT Turner, Tina c/o Chapman, Bird & Grey, Inc. 1990 South Bundy Drive, #200 Los Angeles CA 90025 series of video recordings featuring music, musical performances, and music-based entertainment;
TWIN PEAKS Twin Peaks Productions, Inc. 9255 Sunset Blvd. Suite 300 Los Angeles CA 90069 series of video recordings featuring entertainment;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The systems and methods of this invention use an index and digital audio and/or video recordings of an activity to provide access to recently recorded material. For example, users initiate audio and/or video recordings. An index, e.g., an agenda, outlines the structure of the to be recorded event. The user selects an index item as an activity that corresponds to an index item is recorded. The recordings are then associated with the index. The user can then randomly access the recordings for playback, editing or further recording. The systems and methods of this invention additionally provide the means for correlating events and the corresponding index items with the recordings.