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Line 2: I don’t think the "I Want to Go Home" tape was actually duplicated by Central de Video, since there might not have been any form of printing. However according to a YouTube upload by YouTuber Devan Wolf, it had the white screen test pattern with 1000 hz tone at the end, followed by the static roll of death, accompanied by a '''BHCP''' code on the vertical interval. :Well, Central de Video '''was''' actually a spin-off from Rank Video Services America (Bell & Howell/Columbia/Paramount’s successor), so it could have been. I don’t know of any other duplicators that were spin-offs from RVSA. ~~Otherwise~~Either that, itor ~~might~~it ~~have~~was ~~been~~probably duplicated by another company that just so happened to acquire RVSA’s masters. [[Special:Contributions/2601:4C4:4000:A8C0:BD8C:3B30:1C55:8D5C\|2601:4C4:4000:A8C0:BD8C:3B30:1C55:8D5C]] 23:54, 28 March 2024 (UTC)

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