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==How to Tell for Home Media Releases==
==How to Tell for Home Media Releases==
* VHS tapes that were duplicated by Cinram have a print date and time on the bottom middle side of the tape. The printings are typically in invisible ink, and the date/time is read in the YY/MM/DD/00:00 format.
* VHS tapes that were duplicated by Cinram have a print date and time on the bottom middle side of the tape. The overall printings are typically in invisible ink, and the date/time is read in the YY/MM/DD/00:00 format.
* On some VHS tapes, specifically Canadian pressings, there is an engraving on the right side of the cassette shell that says "CVC". This unusual abbreviation is in a gold orange color.
* On some VHS tapes, specifically Canadian pressings, there is an engraving on the right side of the cassette shell that says "CVC". This unusual abbreviation is in a gold orange color.
* Early tapes by this company have the company's name engraved on the left side of the cassette shell.
* Early tapes by this company have the company's name engraved on the left side of the cassette shell.