The CBS/Fox Company (Duplicator)
List of Customers
- 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (1977-1987)
- Columbia Pictures Home Entertainment (1981)
- MCA Videocassette, Inc. (1980)
- Paramount Home Video (1979-1980)
- Walt Disney Telecommunications and Non-Theatrical Company (1987)
- Walt Disney Home Video (1987)
- Worldvision Home Video (1983)
How to Tell
- Tapes that were duplicated at Magnetic Video Corporation would have "MAG1" engraved on the back of the tape.
- On Canadian copies, the engraving would read "MAG-2".
- 1984 tapes duplicated at CBS/Fox would have engraving on the right side of the tape that says "CBS FOX."
- 1985-1987 tapes duplicated at CBS/Fox would have printings on the bottom middle side that contain serial numbers and a day and year code that is read in Day/Y. Additionally, there may also be a side label digit.
- For example, if the day and year code reads "1656", that means the tape was printed on the 165th day of 1986.
- Technicolor Videocassette continued these printing methods, in very invisible dark ink with a time next to the date and a white barcode sticker on the left side, during the next three years, following its acquisition of CBS/Fox's duplication facilities and spin-off from VCA in 1987.
Locations
- Farmington Hills, Michigan (1967-1985) (moved to Livonia)
- Livonia, Michigan (1985-1987)