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Tapes from this duplicator do not have any form of printing on the cassette.
One known tape duplicated here had a BHCP code in the vertical blanking interval like the ones used by BHCP Video and Central Video. This is likely due to 3-G acquiring a used duplication machine from BHCP Video at some point.
Some tapes may have the static roll of death at the end and/or a record tab intact.

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Line 1: <!--Do NOT add any unsourced information. "It was mentioned on the outdated Miraheze incarnation of this wiki" does not count as legitimately sourced information. This is your only warning.--> [[File:3-G Videocassette Corporation.jpg\|thumb]] ==History== == List of Customers == * 3-G Productions/3-G Home Video (1987-199?) == How to Tell == * Tapes from this duplicator do not ~~have anything in the vertical blanking interval, nor do they~~ have any form of printing on the cassette. * One known tape duplicated here had a '''BHCP''' code in the vertical blanking interval like the ones used by [[Deluxe Digital Studios\|BHCP Video]] and [[Central de Video\|Central Video]]. This is likely due to 3-G acquiring a used duplication machine from BHCP Video at some point. * Some tapes may have the static roll of death at the end and/or a record tab intact.