Where does “videotape” come from?

I notice this chain has structural problems that make it impossible to write an accurate etymology sentence: 1. The chain lists "Proto-Indo-European weyd-" twice consecutively, which seems like a data error 2. It then jumps to "Proto-Germanic tappô" without clear connection to the weyd- root 3. The chain then shifts to an entirely different root (Latin papyrus → Greek πάπυρος → PIE deh₂-), which doesn't connect to "video" or "tape" 4. The known meaning is listed as "(unknown)" for a word whose meaning is well-established **I cannot write an accurate one-sentence summary from this chain** because it appears to conflate two separate etymologies or contains transcription errors. To proceed, I would need: - Clarification on what the actual chain should be (videotape should derive from English video + tape,

videotape (English): magnetic tape used to record both video images...