The phrase "a paper video" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a video that is presented in a paper format, such as a printed representation of a video or a video that is discussed in a written document.
Example: "The research paper included a paper video that illustrated the experiment's results in a visual format."
Alternatives: "a printed video" or "a video in print format".
The exhibition presents a range of work — paintings, works on paper, video, sculpture — reflecting the diversity of the Radius artists to date.
In this paper, video events are automatically represented and modeled in unsupervised fashions.
The following supporting information is available in the online version of this paper: Video Supplement S1.
The networks always want bragging rights about being first to try a particular promotion; last year, CBS may have taken the prize when it inserted a paper-thin video player with short clips of new shows in some copies of Entertainment Weekly.
In an incredible demonstration of patience and craftsmanship, French artist and stop-motion director, Mathieu Le Proux, 100% hand-made a paper art music video for the new single by French beat junkie Wax Tailor and Ghostface Killah, "Worldwide".
Every day you probably go through a handful of things: a book or two, some toiletries, some papers, video games, make up, etc.
Make sure you have a place for everything in the room such as papers, video game equipment, etc.
A related phenomenon, called closeting, involves other types of bought-and-quickly-returned items, like tools (to finish a home improvement job), computers (to write a term paper) and video cameras (to record an event).
He co-authored a paper at UIST (with video) and presented a poster at HCIR.
Thirty eight years later, the Guardian is a paper, an app, a video producer, a sister paper, a weekly paper, and three online operations consumed by millions all over the world on platforms some of us have never heard of, with quality, public-interest journalism at our core.
