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* [[The CBS/Fox Company|20th Century-Fox Video]]/[[Magnetic Video Corporation]] |
* [[The CBS/Fox Company|20th Century-Fox Video]]/[[Magnetic Video Corporation]] |
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* [[Allied Artists Video]] |
* [[Allied Artists Video]] |
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* [[Fotomat Video]] |
* [[Fotomat Video]] |
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* [[Home Vision Entertainment]] |
* [[Home Vision Entertainment]] |
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* [[Media Home Entertainment]] |
* [[Media Home Entertainment]] |
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* [[MGM Home Entertainment|MGM/CBS Home Video/MGM/UA Home Video]] |
* [[MGM Home Entertainment|MGM/CBS Home Video/MGM/UA Home Video]] |
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* [[Paramount Home Media Distribution|Paramount Home Video]] |
* [[Paramount Home Media Distribution|Paramount Home Video]] |
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* [[Time-Life Video]] |
* [[Time-Life Video]] |
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* [[Vestron Video]] |
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* [[VidAmerica]] |
* [[VidAmerica]] |
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* [[Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Walt Disney Home Video]] |
* [[Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment|Walt Disney Home Video]] |
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Revision as of 22:10, 14 January 2024
Stop Copy is a very early copy protection system that was generally used on videotapes from 1978 to 1983, though some companies continued to use the system until around 1986, when the system's successor, the Analog Protection System was released. This copy protection system resulted in tapes from around this time sometimes developing vertical-roll issues when playing on modern videotape players and/or modern television sets.
List of customers
- 20th Century-Fox Video/Magnetic Video Corporation
- Allied Artists Video
- Blay Video
- Fotomat Video
- Home Vision Entertainment
- MCA Videocassette, Inc.
- Media Home Entertainment
- MGM/CBS Home Video/MGM/UA Home Video
- Paramount Home Video
- Time-Life Video
- Vestron Video
- VidAmerica
- Walt Disney Home Video
- WCI Home Video/Warner Home Video