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** Sony Music Entertainment formed two children's division labels: Sony Kids' Video and Sony Kids' Music. Initially, both labels were sub-divisions of Sony Music Video Enterprises, itself the video division of Sony Music Entertainment.
** Rhino Home Video introduced the Kid Rhino Home Video label.
** Live Home Video picks up the home video rights to the ITC Entertainment library after J2 Communications went out of business.
* '''March''': Full Service Entertainment had acquired Barr Films, and the KVC Entertainment subsidiary was soon renamed to Barr Entertainment.
* '''May''':
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** Wood Knapp Video acquired the mass-market distribution rights to the Children's Circle titles.
* '''June 1''': LIVE Home Video's distribution agreement with Uni Distribution Corporation expired after LIVE Home Video secured an agreement with Warner-Elektra-Atlantic Corporation.
* '''June''': HBO Video and Savoy Pictures secured a deal for home video, in addition to HBO's contracts for pay TV and pay-per-view.
* '''September''':
** [[Technicolor Video Services|Technicolor]] acquired the assets of [[Video Cassette Duplicating Corp.]]'s duplication facility in Cincinnati, Ohio, which at the time was the only duplication facility Video Cassette Duplicating Corp. operated after its Marina Del Rey, California and Hackensack, New Jersey plants were consolidated.
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| ''Iron Eagle II'' || Live Home Video || Warner-Elektra-Atlantic Corporation || September 16, 1992 ||
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| ''Iron Eagle III: Aces'' || New Line Home Video || Columbia TriStar Home Video || September 16, 1992 ||
* Priced for rental.
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| ''It! The Terror from Outer Space'' || MGM/UA Home Video || Warner Home Video || September 30, 1992 ||
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| ''90° South with Scott to the Antarctic'' || Milestone Film and Video || Milestone Film and Video || October 21, 1992 ||
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| ''At Close Range'' || Avid Home Entertainment || Warner-Elektra-Atlantic Corporation || October 14, 1992 ||
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| ''Going My Way'' || MCA/Universal Home Video || Uni Distribution Corporation || October 1, 1992 ||
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| ''Grass: A Nation's Battle for Life'' || Milestone Film and Video || Milestone Film and Video || October 21, 1992 ||
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| ''The Guyver Vol. 2'' || U.S. Renditions || Central Park Media || October 25, 1992 ||
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| ''Hurricane Live 2033'' || AnimEigo || Central Park Media || October 15, 1992 ||
* Uses Shape's Genesis shell.
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| ''In the Land of the War Canoes'' || Milestone Film and Video || Milestone Film and Video || October 21, 1992 ||
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| ''Incident at Oglala: The Leonard Peltier Story'' || Carolco Home Video || Warner-Elektra-Atlantic Corporation || October 28, 1992 ||
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| ''The Sting'' || MCA/Universal Home Video || Uni Distribution Corporation || October 1, 1992 ||
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| ''Tabu: A Story of the South Seas'' || Milestone Film and Video || Milestone Film and Video || October 21, 1992 ||
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| ''To Protect and Serve'' || Live Home Video || Warner-Elektra-Atlantic Corporation || October 28, 1992 ||
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| ''The Last 4 Days'' || Avid Home Entertainment || Live Home Video || Warner-Elektra-Atlantic Corporation || November 11, 1992 ||
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| ''The Last of the Mohicans'' (
* 1936 film.
* Some copies use the 1992 silkscreen-inked label for the VHS release of the 1932 serial from sister label Burbank Video.
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