Edited by mr3urious

Background: Until 1997, Macrovision did not use a actual logo. On some releases with Macrovision, a warning screen for Macrovision would have the Macrovision logo, and above would be "In order to ensure that the program you are viewing is an original and of the highest quality, this videocassette has been provided by the Macrovision anticopy process.".

(1997- )
Nickname: "Gold CP/Macrovision"

Logo: On a black background, we see a pink metallic triangle with "cp" on it (which stands for "copy protected" or "copy protection"), which shines, causing it to turn gold. Then a flash appears, and "MACROVISION QUALITY PROTECTION" zooms out, with a triangle next to it. An upside-down triangle resembles the V in MACROVISION, and after it zooms out, the triangle shines with a "ping".

FX: The shining, the triangle changing colors, and the zoom-out.

Music/Sounds: A mellow synth tune.

Availability: Seen at the end of Universal VHS and DVD releases from 1997-present, and the beginning of PolyGram VHS and DVD releases from 1997-1999.

Scare Factor: Low.

2nd Logo
(1997- )
TBA