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'''Visuals:''' Over a black/gray gradient background is white text reading "This video is recorded in E.P. mode. For best picture quality please adjust your tracking." |
'''Visuals:''' Over a black/gray gradient background is white text reading "This video is recorded in E.P. mode. For best picture quality please adjust your tracking." |
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'''Technique:''' A still, computerized graphic. |
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'''Audio:''' None. |
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'''Availability:''' Used on early Turner Home Entertainment releases and some by GoodTimes Home Video, Orion Home Video, and Cabin Fever Entertainment (such as ''Lonesome Dove''). Also seen on early Turner-era New Line Home Video releases such as ''Mr. Nanny'' and ''Suburban Commando''. |
'''Availability:''' Used on early Turner Home Entertainment releases and some by GoodTimes Home Video, Orion Home Video, and Cabin Fever Entertainment (such as ''Lonesome Dove''). Also seen on early Turner-era New Line Home Video releases such as ''Mr. Nanny'' and ''Suburban Commando''. |
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Bumper (1987-1995)
Visuals: Over a black/gray gradient background is white text reading "This video is recorded in E.P. mode. For best picture quality please adjust your tracking."
Technique: A still, computerized graphic.
Audio: None.
Availability: Used on early Turner Home Entertainment releases and some by GoodTimes Home Video, Orion Home Video, and Cabin Fever Entertainment (such as Lonesome Dove). Also seen on early Turner-era New Line Home Video releases such as Mr. Nanny and Suburban Commando.
