The court also held that specific objections are required to preserve error in improperly admitting recordings. The rule of optional completeness applies to tape recordings introduced during trial. This rule provides that the adverse party may at any time introduce any other part or any other recorded statement which ought in fairness to be considered contemporaneously with it. Witness is familiar with the scene, etc. Witness explains the basis for his familiarity.
Witness recognizes the scene, etc.
The probative value of the television tape is substantially outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice. Where an issue exists as to whether the tape was broadcast, and perhaps the extent of broadcast, it is necessary to present the testimony of a witness with knowledge as to these matters. Where the fact of broadcast is irrelevant to the proponent. The operator filmed a certain part of the person's body at a certain time and place. The thermogram is of the person claimed.