Central de Video

List of Customers

Feature Films for Families (some copies of The Berenstain Bears and the Messy Room and The Story Lady)
Front Row Entertainment (some EP/SLP mode copies of Mooch Goes to Hollywood)
Impact Television International, Inc. (1999)
New Line Home Video (some copies of Blade and Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me)
Nintendo of America (N64: Change the System)
Square Dog Pictures (1999)
Two Left Shoes Films (1999)
VideoVisa S.A.
Warner Home Video (some copies of City of Angels, Wrongfully Accused and The Avengers)
Warren Miller Home Video (1997)

Tapes by this duplicator until mid-1999 had white, dark or yellow printings like this for example:

Example 1:

T-047 107K519 12 2974

THE BERENSTAIN BEARS

Example 2:

116 20000050906 90 4414

SO1 CITY OF ANGELS

Example 3:

092 292S8001S 06 6052

C26 WRONGFULLY ACCUSED

Example 4:

100 292S8003-S 04 1974

D26 T H E A V E N G E R S

However, on some copies of Nintendo 64: Change the System, the printings just said "NINTENDO."

Tapes by this company had the white screen test pattern with a 1000hz tone at the end. On some copies of Nintendo 64: Change the System, City of Angels, Wrongfully Accused and The Avengers, it was followed by the static roll of death.
On copies of City of Angels, Wrongfully Accused, The Avengers and Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me duplicated by this company, there is a notation printed underneath the label that says "MADE IN MEXICO." On a few other tapes, it was printed on the side of the tape.
Starting around mid-1999, the printings became similar to Technicolor's print dates.
Until late 1999, tapes by this duplicator also had the BHCP codes like the ones used by Deluxe from 1987 to 1996.