Rule 3.05 - TRIAL COURT RECORD ON APPEAL; SUPPLEMENTING THE RECORD(1) In any appeal from a trial court, the trial court record on appeal shall consist of the trial court file, and those parts of the exhibits and record of oral proceedings that have been designated in the notice or notices of appeal filed by the parties.(2)(a) Except as provided in this subsection, the record of oral proceedings shall be a transcript (b) When the oral proceedings were recorded by audio or video recording equipment, on motion of a party showing good cause, the appellate court may waive preparation of a transcript and order that the appeal proceed on the audio or video record alone.(c) When an audio or video recording is played in court, the recording is part of the record, but arrangements may be made for preparation of a transcript of the recording as provided in ORAP 3.33.(d) The parties may file an agreed narrative statement in lieu of or in addition to a transcript, as provided in ORS 19.380 and ORAP 3.45.(3) The appellate court, on motion of a party or on its own motion, may order that any thing in the record in the trial court whether or not designated as part of the record in the notice of appeal, be transmitted to it or that parts of the oral proceedings be copied or transcribed, certified and transmitted to it.Amended November 21, 2022, effective 1/1/2023