Resolution Video Production and Duplication

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Resolution was an intellectual asset management company, but they also provided VHS duplication services using high speed and real time technologies. They also served as an audio recording facility during its startup years in the 1980s.

Former names[edit]

  • Resolution Video Audio and Film (1986)

History[edit]

List of Customers[edit]

  • A&E Home Video
  • Academy Entertainment
  • Annenberg Media
  • Atlas Video
  • Discovery Channel School
  • Docurama
  • The History Channel
  • NBC News
  • New Video
  • Rodale Press
  • WGBH Boston Video

How to Tell[edit]

  • Most tapes from this duplicator do not have any form of printing on the cassette, nor anything in the vertical blanking interval. However, a few tapes, such as one known copy each of Journey to Spirit Island, a demo VHS of The Closer and all three volumes of Lipstick on Your Collar had a one, two or three digit number written on the right side of the cassette shell.
  • One known copy each of Where the Wild Things Are... and other Maurice Sendak stories, Anatomy of 9/11 and Napoleon by this duplicator had a few extra seconds of black screen along with the "fading rainbow" following the static at the very end. One known copy of Biography: Santa Claus also had some black screen following the static at the very end, but the "fading rainbow" did not appear.
  • Numerous tapes by this duplicator have a grey ink label.

Gallery[edit]

Locations[edit]

  • South Burlington, Vermont
  • Williston, Vermont

Website[edit]

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