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Cross-duplicating tapes

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This page is dedicated to those tapes with known copies having been duplicated at facilities other than those normally serving their respective releasing companies/labels.

Alpha Video Distributors, Inc. (normally self-duplicated)

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  • Christmas Classics line (Central Video and Rank Video Services America)

AnimEigo (normally worked with Cine Magnetics)

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  • Urusei Yatsura 2: Beautiful Dreamer (released in association with U.S. Manga Corps) (Rank Video Services America)

Avon (normally worked with Technicolor)

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  • The Smartest Shop for Summer Beauty (TBD)

Best Film and Video Corporation (normally worked with Technicolor)

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  • The Amazing Spider-Man videos (Rank Video Services America)
  • Benji videos (Rank Video Services America)
  • Captain America videos (Rank Video Services America)
  • Dungeons & Dragons: In Search of the Dungeon Master (Rank Video Services America)
  • Fantastic Four videos (Rank Video Services America)
  • The Incredible Hulk videos (Rank Video Services America)
  • Iron Man: If I Die, Let It Be With Honor (Rank Video Services America)
  • The Mighty Thor: Enter Hercules (Rank Video Services America)
  • RoboCop: Man in the Iron Suit (Rank Video Services America)
  • Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends videos (Rank Video Services America)
  • Spider-Woman and the Fly (Rank Video Services America)
  • Sub-Mariner videos (Rank Video Services America)

Cabin Fever Entertainment (normally worked with Premiere)

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  • The Little Rascals: Volume 2 (Technicolor Videocassette)
  • Lonesome Dove (Technicolor Videocassette)

DEJ Productions (normally worked with Technicolor)

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Fotomat Video (normally worked with Bell & Howell)

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GoodTimes Home Video (normally worked with GTK)

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Lions Gate Home Entertainment (normally worked with different duplicators)

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NOTICE: Titles sold through Avon Products, Fotomat Video, Time-Life Video, Simon Marketing or the Columbia House Video Club, as well as titles previously released by Vestron Video and its subsidiaries, are not listed.

Under the Artisan Entertainment label (normally worked with Deluxe and Cinram)

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Under the International Video Entertainment label (normally self-duplicated or worked with Rank)

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Under the Family Home Entertainment label (normally worked with Rank)

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Under the Carolco Home Video label (normally worked with Rank)

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MGM Home Entertainment (normally worked with different duplicators)

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NOTICE: Titles sold through Avon Products, Fotomat Video, Time-Life Video or the Columbia House Video Club are not listed.

Under the Hemdale Home Video label (normally worked with WCVD)

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Under the MGM/UA Home Video label (normally worked with VCA and S/T)

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Under the MGM Home Entertainment label (normally worked with MediaCopy)

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Media Home Entertainment (normally self-duplicated)

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Paramount Home Entertainment (normally worked with Deluxe)

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NOTICE: Titles sold through Avon Products, Fotomat Video, Time-Life Video or the Columbia House Video Club are not listed.

Simon Marketing (normally worked with Technicolor)

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  • The Berenstain Bears Forget Their Manners (released in association with Random House Home Video) (EP/SLP mode copies) (West Coast Video Duplicating)
  • The Star Wars Trilogy Animated Collection: Volume 1 (released in association with J2 Communications) (EP/SLP mode copies) (West Coast Video Duplicating)
  • Inspector Gadget: The Invasion (released in association with The Maier Group) (EP/SLP mode copies) (TBD)

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (normally worked with CPVS and Deluxe)

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NOTICE: Titles sold through Avon Products, Fotomat Video, Time-Life Video or the Columbia House Video Club and/or released under the SVS/Triumph Home Video (formerly known as SVS) label are not listed.

Under the Columbia Pictures Home Entertainment label (normally worked with CPVS)

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Under the RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video label (normally worked with Bell & Howell)

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Under the Columbia TriStar Home Video label (normally worked with Rank)

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Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (normally worked with Rank)

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NOTICE: Titles sold through Avon Products, Fotomat Video or the Columbia House Video Club are not listed.

Under the MCA Videocassette Inc. label

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Under the MCA/Universal Home Video label

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Under the MCA Home Video label

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Under the Universal Studios Home Video label

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VCI Home Video (normally self-duplicated)

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Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (normally worked with different duplicators)

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FUN FACT: Ironically, VCA/Technicolor acquired CBS/Fox's duplication arm in Q3 1987.

NOTICE: Titles sold through Avon Products, Time-Life Video, Simon Marketing or the Columbia House Video Club are not listed.

Under the Touchstone Home Video label (normally worked with Technicolor)

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Under the Walt Disney Home Video label (normally worked with CBS/Fox, Technicolor, and VCA)

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Under the FoxVideo label (normally worked with Rank)

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Under the 20th Century-Fox Home Entertainment label (normally worked with Deluxe and Cinram)

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Under the CBS/Fox Video label (normally self-duplicated or worked with Deluxe)

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Warner Home Video (normally worked with different duplicators)

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NOTICE: Titles sold through Avon Products, Time-Life Video, Simon Marketing or the Columbia House Video Club are not listed.

Under the New Line Home Video label (normally worked with Technicolor and MediaCopy)

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Under the Embassy Home Entertainment label (normally worked with VCA/Technicolor and Premiere Video)

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  • Victory at Sea (Bell & Howell/Columbia Pictures/Paramount Video Services)

Under the Warner Home Video label (normally worked with Technicolor and WEA)

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Under the Thorn EMI Video label (normally worked with Bell & Howell)

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Under the A*Vision Entertainment label (normally worked with HMG and WEA)

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  • The Magic School Bus For Lunch (Allied Film & Video)
  • The Magic School Bus Gets Lost in Space (Allied Film & Video)

York Entertainment (normally worked with TBD)

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