Casey Anthony
Casey Anthony (C) smiles at Defense Counsel Cheney Mason and Dorothy Clay Sims, before her sentencing at the Orange County Courthouse in Orlando, Florida, July 7, 2011. A Florida judge on Thursday sentenced Anthony to four years in jail for lying to police, but said after credit for the nearly three years she already served she could be out of jail by late this month or early August. Casey, 25, was acquitted on Tuesday of killing her two-year-old daughter Caylee in 2008 but was convicted of four misdemeanor counts for lying to police during the investigation. REUTERS/Joe Burbank/Pool

A video of Casey Anthony that was recorded at the Orange County, Fla., Jail in December 2008 will be discussed at a hearing Wednesday afternoon.

The video shows Anthony's reaction upon learning that her daughter Caylee's remains were found. The hearing will decide if the video, which has no sound, should be released to the public, reports cfnews13.com.

In July this year, an Orlando media outlet filed a motion to release the jailhouse videotape of Casey Anthony as she was watching the TV breaking news coverage of Caylee's remains being found.

At the time, Anthony was in a medical facility on sheriff's office orders and the camera recorded her reactions.

Anthony's defense team opposes releasing the video to the public.

Judge Stan Strickland had ordered the videotape to be sealed until further order of this court.

On Wednesday, Judge Belvin Perry will decide the matter.

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