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== List of Customers ==

* Acorn Media

* Anchor Bay Entertainment (2000-2004)

* Buena Vista Home Entertainment (1996-1999)

** Touchstone Home Video (1999) (some copies of Home Improvement: The Series Finale)

* Ignatius Press Video (1997-1999)

* Image Entertainment

* Kultur Video

** Family Home Entertainment (1990-1999)

* Madacy Entertainment Group (1998)

* MPI Home Video (1984-1998)

* Mystic Fire Video

* Pacific Arts Video (1992)

* Paramount Home Entertainment (1993-200?) (some copies of Wayne's World sponsored by McDonald's and some tapes sold through the Columbia House Video Club)

* Segments of Knowledge Productions (1994)

* TM Books & Video (200?-2004)

* Troma Team Video (1996-1999)

 

* Tapes printed from the mid '90s and onwards would have a bunch of numbers, including a side label number, engraved on the left side of the tape.

** Tapes printed during the last few years of this duplicator's existence would additionally have an inked barcode with a whole lot of numbers (including the tape's catalog number or some elements of the title on some tapes), printed on the tape guard.

* Starting around the early 90's, some tapes (mainly EP/SLP tapes) had a set of eight numbers in the vertical blanking interval, usually with a clock next to it. These tapes had a few additional seconds of black screen following the blank space at the very end, accompanied by a rumbling sound in the linear track. On some SP mode tapes from 2000-2001 with these credentials in the vertical blanking interval, the static roll of death appeared following the blank space at the very end, while it appeared before the blank space on several other tapes. Some early tapes with these credentials do not have any form of printing on the cassette, but starting a few years later, some tapes with the normal printings of the time had these credentials (mainly EP/SLP mode tapes, although this sometimes happened on SP mode tapes as well).

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File:Premiere Video Ad (1988).jpg|An ad for the company, circa 1988

File:Pvi.jpg|An ad for the company

File:Premiere Video 15th Anniversary Print Ad.jpg|An ad from the company's 15th anniversary

File:The Battle of China (1984 MPI Home Video).jpg|This is an example of what the earliest printings on tapes by this duplicator looked like.

File:Camille Claudel (1989 Orion Home Video).jpeg|This is an example of what the printings on tapes by this duplicator looked like.

File:PAR 48 (Wayne's World, 1993 Paramount Home Video and McDonald's).jpg|This is an example of what the printings on tapes by this duplicator looked like in the early '90s.

File:60 116 2 1555 1570 61482 (04).jpg|An example of what the engraved numbers looked like on tapes from the mid 90's to the final years of the company's existence.

File:Notting Hill (1999 Universal Studios Home Video) (Side Printings).jpeg|Some copies of Big Daddy and Notting Hill by this duplicator had [[Deluxe Digital Studios|Deluxe]]'s tape guard engravings etched on the side of the cassette, accompanied by more printings.

File:SM ELMOPALOOZA 35.jpg|On some tapes, the engraved side printings mentioned the film or program title.

File:Lonesome Dove - The Complete 6-Hour Epic (1992 Cabin Fever Entertainment).jpg|On some earlier tapes with the eight numbers and the clock, there is a forward slash instead of another number.

File:The Golden Bowl (2000 Acorn Media).jpg|Some tapes didn't have a clock next to the eight numbers.

File:Notting Hill (1999 Universal Studios Home Video).jpg|This appeared in the vertical blanking interval of some copies of Big Daddy, Blue's Clues: Arts and Crafts and Notting Hill that were duplicated by this company.

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== Notes ==

[[Category:Duplicators]]

[[Category:Anime duplicators]]