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The phrase "a nice video of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a video that is pleasant or enjoyable, often in the context of sharing or recommending content.
Example: "I just watched a nice video of a sunset over the ocean, and it was truly breathtaking."
Alternatives: "an enjoyable video featuring" or "a lovely video showcasing".
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"It's beautiful, so if you want to do a nice video of icing a cake but you don't want to use your plastic one, you can spend a little bit more money," she explained.
A nice video of U extraction from seawater can be seen on the University of Tennessee Knoxville website.
They have also published a nice video of the malware in action if you want to see what it looks like safely (after all, running it on your own computer would be a really bad idea!).
Hardware Zone has a a nice video of the ZEN Vision W up on YouTube in which they proclaim it to be the best video display they have seen.
Justin Stangel, one of the writers for David Letterman, took a nice video of his MacBook adapter initiating its self-destruct sequence and smoking like a 60-year-old spinster on Bingo night.
It's less than 300 words, for Pete's sake, and Ken Burns (of PBS documentary fame) even put together a nice video of former presidents reciting it.
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Here's a nice video clip of his prescient denunciation.
"We took a really nice video of the paramecium and nematodes swimming around just holding a digital camera up to a microscope," she said.
The BBC has a nice video here with some of the noises being looked at by UK researchers.
The press office team were very friendly and sent me a very nice video of the Dominican ambassador opening trading in June last year, but I am still waiting for the interview.
Upstairs in the Old State House is a nice video display setup, with a constantly changing assortment of musically oriented video art.
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