Home Video Anti Piracy Advices - Redux [Australia]
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Take me to Canada,UK, or Australia.
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I haven't seen that CIC video warning in yonks, it gives me the same chill of mortality that the Pokemon theme song gives me if I haven't heard it in a while for some reason.
It's one of those things that I just associate with VHS in general. Now it just seems really quaint and cute that people would buy a pirated copy of something, instead of the new bunkum about "you wouldn't download a car".
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@JesseL85719 That's what I was saying about colored tapes! I first saw the Have You got What You've paid for on a video on Youtube called "Jack the DVD Pirate". A man watches it at the beginning. Back then, I thought it was some tape that told how to spot pirate copies of vhses.
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sounds like jeff wiggle
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hmm.............Here in America, pirate copies are indicated just by looking at an the recording tab still attached. To combat piracy there, there are a few things to indicate genuine copies:
Disney: Blue Lid
Nickelodeon (Pre-2000): Orange tape because of the logo.
VeggieTales: Green Tape
1988 VHS of E.T.: Green Lid and tapeguards as well as hologram with the 1975 Universal logo printed.
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you could be viewing a inferior pirated copEH...
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hhaha cool I remember the first one from when I was 6, it was on basically every video tape I had
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HAVE YOU EVER BOUGHT OR RENTED A VIDEOTAPE THAT WASN'T QUITE RIGHT? It may have been a pirate copy, an illegal and inferiorated copy for which you paid good money.
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Some brands of US tapes had different colored things, such as Disney having a blue spine on the tape, Paramount Nickelodeon videos had the whole tape colored orange and VeggieTales (and maybe Larryboy Cartoon Adventures) tapes had the whole tape green.
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you just pirated this video and uploaded it on youtube. shame on you!
I think the CIC video warning is actually from the UK. "Video piracy is a crime: DO NOT ACCEPT IT! Demand a GENUINE cassette from your video store" was what appeared on FACT warnings in the 90's.
MisterSenseless 2 years ago 2
It was taken from an Australian video. The same warning was used in both countries.
AussieRoadshow 2 years ago
The coloured spines are cool, my Die Hard video has the yellow spine whilst my Terminator 2 vid has the red RCA spine, despite having changed to Columbia/Tristar Home Video.
Anywho, great vid, I'm really loving some of the stuff on this channel, it brings back some fond memories but where does the CBS/FOX grid indent come from, I haven't seen that one before.
accountwithoutrules 2 years ago
Thanks!
I found the grid style one on the release of The 13th Floor. I don't think it was used for very long.
AussieRoadshow 2 years ago
Ah wish we'd had more of those coloured VHS spines here, they rule! Nice, thank you very much!
Rbatty2 2 years ago
Civil Canadians would surely *never* consider piracy! Whereas your Commonwealth cousins are really just a bunch of old corrupt convicts...
AussieRoadshow 2 years ago