The phrase "a digital playback" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a digital reproduction or playback of audio or video content.
Example: "The concert was recorded and is now available for a digital playback on the streaming platform."
Alternatives: "a digital reproduction" or "a digital rendition".
Once home, the device could be emptied into a PC and the content routed to the appropriate digital playback device, whether it is a digital stereo, a digital television or an electronic book.
In "Three Shades, Foreshadows" (2012) for cello and stereo digital playback by Mr. Akiho, a percussionist and composer, a similar sense of refraction is created by pitting the live cello against multiple tracks made up of prerecorded cello sounds, some of them distorted almost beyond recognition.
You see, it's a music player that uses physical, wooden blocks called Tapps to activate digital playback.
But within a year, Mr. Castle said, higher-resolution files will be accessible to CNN's digital playback and editing systems.
On the digital playback, I inspected the evidence.
Now turntables have made way for digital playback, and hip-hop D.J.'s are often flanked by both live musicians and laptops.
It has a digital camera, video playback, Bluetooth wireless capability, a memory stick and a 3-inch screen.
All you have to do is hold your mobile phone up close to the poster, and the song downloads directly to the phone which also happens to be a digital music player, for easy playback.
The Pearl is RIM's first device aimed squarely at "pro-sumers," people who want the functionality of the BlackBerry e-mail service and the features of a consumer-focused phone, such as a digital camera, smaller size, music playback and fashionable design.
The tester recorded the dog's head-orienting response to the speakers in response to the playbacks using a digital videocamera placed in front of the bowl at a distance of 6 m.
