For the first variant, the VCI logo plays as normal, but after the animation, the logo fades out, the light glows and the DVD logo fades in. This variant is in a 4:3 ratio and was used on fullscreen DVD releases.

The Logo for the UK Home Video brand Video Collection International. This was the logo used on VHS tapes and later some DVD's between 1995 to 2005 before bei...

Here is a logo history of a classic British home video company! Their logos are really well known in the logo community and are nostalgic to lots of people. This video will only include...

For the first variant, the VCI logo plays as normal, but after the animation, the logo fades out, the light glows and the DVD logo fades in. This variant is in a 4:3 ratio and was used on fullscreen DVD releases.

By June 2005, the 2 Entertain brand replaced the VCI brand on packaging, and the transition was fully completed by September 2005 with the debut of 2 Entertain's on-screen logo. On-screen logo 16:9 variant used on widescreen DVDs

Nickname: "Stacked VCI" Logo: In front of a black background, there is a grey wire frame globe, a bright light emitting rays in the top left of the screen and some gray mist below, and in front of those, a metal object flips in, along with a red sphere. This is later revealed to be the "C" in "VCI", which flips around as it zooms out (with the ...

Video Collection International (originally called The Video Collection) was a UK-based video company formed in 1984 and established in 1985. Originally part of the Prestwich Group, based in New Southgate, London. It was subject to an MBO (management buyout) headed by Steve Ayres CEO and Paddy Toomey (ex-Woolworths) as MD.

Logo: In front of a black background, there is a grey wire frame globe, a bright light emitting rays in the top left of the screen and some grey mist below, and in front of those, a metal object flips in, along with a red sphere. This is later revealed to be the "C" in "VCI", which flips around...

The second logo, used in tandem with the opening variant at the end of VCI tapes. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.

Logo: In front of a black background, there is a grey wire frame globe, a bright light emitting godrays in the top left of the screen and some gray mist below, and in front of those, a metal object flips in, along with a red sphere. This is later revealed to be the "C" in "VCI", which