The phrase "automatically taped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is recorded or captured without manual intervention, such as in video or audio recording scenarios.
Example: "The meeting was automatically taped for those who could not attend in person."
Alternatives: "recorded automatically" or "captured automatically".
Additional video had been lost, he said, because cameras outside the White House automatically tape over old footage after 72 hours.
More recently, the White House did not have recording devices automatically taping Barack Obama's phone calls or private meetings, according to a former Homeland Security official familiar with White House security and audio countermeasures.
The receivers would automatically tape the message, then flash a red light and sound a buzzer that alerted each radio station's engineer.
The device should include a taped lecture on immaturity that automatically takes over the stereo when somebody turns up Eminem too loud.
Programming a video cassette recorder to tape TV shows automatically for viewing later is one of the joys of owning a VCR.
Some programs can start importing automatically and record everything on the tape.
If you're using a retractable tape measure (the kind that comes in a small metal or plastic box that automatically sucks the tape back up when you're done with it) note that the end of the tape will almost always have a small metal notch at the zero mark.
Then the CD player automatically adjusts the tape recorder to the exact level of the volume peak so the copy won't distort at the climactic passage.
Mr. Fabiani said that the president was making radio commercials for Mr. Gore and taping a telephone message that would be delivered automatically to likely voters in areas where the president is popular.
It also enables cable subscribers to tape more than one channel during the programming period, since VCR Plus will change channels automatically.
