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Line 1: <!--Do NOT add any unsourced information. "It was mentioned on the outdated Miraheze incarnation of this wiki" does not count as legitimately sourced information. This is your only warning.--> [[File:WRS Motion Picture & Video Laboratory.jpg\|thumb]] ==History== In 1998, WRS filed a lawsuit against client Plaza Entertainment dealing with ''The Giant of Thunder Mountain''.<ref>https://casetext.com/case/wrs-inc-v-plaza-entertainment-2</ref> == List of Customers == * ADV Films * A.I.P. Home Video (1994) * Amazing Fantasy Entertainment (1996) * Cabin Fever Entertainment * Capitol Home Video (1999) * Cartoon Network (some copies of the promotional "Rainy Day Survival Kit" tape) * Children's Circle * Clyde Records, Inc. * Cycle Vision Tours Line 14 ⟶ 21: * Glenbower Productions, Inc. * Hallmark (some copies of Zoobilee Zoo: Zoobles Campout Tonight) * Hampton Ridge Magic Creations Inc. (1995) (one known copy of Amazing Magic Tricks with Everyday Objects) * Jesus Video Project * KVC Entertainment (1991-1992) * Madacy Music Group * MGM/UA Home Video (~~screener~~some ~~copies of Blue Steel~~screeners) * National Geographic Society (1992) (one known copy of Immigration: The Triumph of Hope) * New Trier Township High School (1989) * Parade Video (1998) * Plaza Entertainment Line 23 ⟶ 33: * Questar Home Video (????-2001) * Reel Productions (1998) * RMC Research Corporation (1989) (one known copy of Drug Avengers) * Scholastic (1998) * Small Fry Productions (1996) * Sparrow Records (1997) (one known copy of The Adventures of Prayer Bear Volume 2) * Strand Home Video ** Strand VCI Entertainment Line 59 ⟶ 71: '''K15472/112010 JIG DON'T JOG 84168LR T55''' Example 6: '''1X30350/107929 EARTH DAZE 14027LR T:47''' Line 82 ⟶ 99: Example 3: * Some tapes from this company had a black screen test pattern with a 400hz tone at the end, while some others had the static roll of death. Some had nothing.▼ '''039896.001 105536''' '''DR. DESOTO''' '''2195 177/89''' * Sometimes, as seen on copies of ''Star Blazers Vol. 1'' and ''Immigration: The Triumph of Hope'', the numbers at the top appear to be cut off, leaving only the bottom two lines visible. * On some late '80s/early '90s tapes, the sticker was formatted like this for example: '''042056.001 104709''' '''HANK WILLIAMS JR.:''' '''FULL ACCESS''' '''3878 08-25-89''' ▲* Some tapes from this company had a black screen test pattern with a ~~400hz~~400 Hz tone at the end, while some others had the static roll of death. Some had nothing. * Some tapes simply had the blue printings arranged in the following manner. Such tapes did not have anything at the end. '''MARTIAN SUCCESSOR 1 SUB T90377''' * Tapes from this duplicator do not have anything in the vertical blanking interval. <gallery> File:Videoframe 203042.png ~~File:Technology in the Classroom.jpg\|This is an example of what the sticker on tapes by this duplicator looked like.~~ File:Hank Williams Jr. - Full Access (1989 Cabin Fever Entertainment, eBay Photo).jpg File:Back to Back Screeners (eBay Photo).jpg File:Streets Screening.jpg File:Blue Steel (eBay Photo).jpg File:Immigration Sticker.jpg File:Dr. DeSoto (Children's Circle, eBay Photo).jpg File:The Ewok Adventure Screener (eBay Photo).jpg File:Travel the World - Italy (1992 Questar).jpg File:Technology in the Classroom.jpg File:Star Blazers Volume 1 (1995, Voyager Entertainment, eBay Photo).jpg\|An example of the cut-off sticker. </gallery> Line 103 ⟶ 151: == Website == * [https://web.archive.org/web/20031001000000*/wrslabs.com wrslabs.com] (via the WayBack Machine) ==References== [[Category:Duplicators]]