Premiere Video

List of Customers

 * ABC Video (1995-1996)
 * Anchor Bay Entertainment (1995-2003)
 * Acorn Media
 * Buena Vista Home Video (1997) (some copies of School House Rock! tapes)
 * Cabin Fever Entertainment
 * Coliseum Video
 * Columbia House Video (1984-2003)
 * Gaiam
 * Ignatius Press Video (1997)
 * Kultur Video (1988-1999)
 * LIVE Home Video (1990)
 * Family Home Entertainment (1990)
 * MPI Home Video (1984-1992)
 * National Geographic (1998-2004)
 * Nelson Entertainment (1984-1990)
 * NFL Films Video
 * New Horizons Home Video (1998) (some demo tapes)
 * Orion Home Video (1987-1992)
 * Pacific Arts Video (1992)
 * Starmaker Entertainment (1995-1998)
 * Sony Music Entertainment (1995-2003)
 * Touchstone Home Video (1999) (some copies of Home Improvement: The Series Finale)
 * Troma Team Video
 * Turner Home Entertainment (1987-1992)
 * RKO Home Video (1984-1987)
 * VCI Home Video (1986-1992)
 * Virgin Vision (1987-1990)
 * Xenon Pictures (2001)

How to Tell

 * Tapes printed in EP/SLP during the early '90s would have a red tape guard. At this time, inked-label tapes would have the label text colored yellow. In addition, on tapes released by Turner Home Entertainment, there is an abbreviation engraving on the left side.
 * Tapes printed from the mid '80s and onwards would have a bunch of numbers, including a side label number, engraved on the left side of the tape.
 * Tapes printed during the last few years of this duplicator's existence would additionally have an inked barcode with too many numbers, printed on the tape guard.
 * Some tapes (mainly EP/SLP tapes) had a set of eight numbers in the vertical blanking interval, usually accompanied by a clock. These tapes had a few additional seconds of black screen after the blank space at the very end. On some SP mode tapes from 2000-2001 with these credentials in the vertical blanking interval, the static roll of death appeared after the blank space at the very end.

Locations

 * TBD