Others
- Heron Communications
- Media Home Entertainment (1978–1993)*
- Hi-Tops Video (1984–1993)*
- The Nostalgia Merchant (1978–1989)*
- Fox Hills Video (1986–1989)*
- Taurus Entertainment (1981–present)*
- Media Home Entertainment (1978–1993)*
- PBS Distribution (1977–present)
- 2 Entertain (1984–present)
- DIC Home Entertainment (2001–2009, distributed by Lionsgate Home Entertainment before 2002, Sterling Entertainment Group between 2002 and 2006, and NCircle Entertainment after 2006)
- DIC Video (1987–1994, distributed by GoodTimes Home Video and Simon Marketing from 1989 to 1992, Buena Vista Home Video from 1993 to 1994 and Golden Book Video from 1987 to 1989)
- DIC Toon-Time Video (1992–2001, distributed by BMG Video before 1993 and Buena Vista Home Video after 1993)
- WGBH Boston Video (1980–present)
- Random House Home Video (1983–2006, 2008-2009)
- Golden Books Family Entertainment (1985–2001)
- Wizard Video (1980–present)
- Viz Video (1993–present)
- HIT Entertainment (1996–present in the United Kingdom, 1998–2016 in the United States)
- Lyrick Studios (1988–2001)
- Shout! Factory (2002–present)
- Geffen Home Video (1992–1998)
- NCircle Entertainment (2006–present)
- Genius Products (1996–2011)
- NoShame
- Hemdale Home Video (1991–1995)
- Fries Home Video
- Maxell
- The Criterion Collection
- Image Entertainment
- Entertainment One (2005–present)
- Vivendi Entertainment (2004–2013)
- Time Life Video
- New Video Group (1991–present)
- Monterey Home Video (Caballero-era library owned by Lionsgate)
- Broad Green Pictures
- Prism Entertainment (1983–1997)
- Big Things Home Entertainment (1990-2009)
- Country-and-Date Home Video (1990-2006)
- Underwater Map Video later changed to Underwater Map DVD (2001)
- Arriving Flight Home Entertainment (2002-2009)
- Once upon a Time Video[1]
Public domain companies
- Simitar Entertainment (1985–2000)
- GoodTimes Entertainment (1984-2005)/GT Media (2003–2009)
- Kids Klassics Home Video (1985–1996)
- GTK, Inc. (1987–1990)
- California Video Distributors (1984–1986)
- Sterling Entertainment Group (1992–2006)
- VidAmerica (1979–1992)
- UAV Corporation (1984–1998)
- Celebrity Home Entertainment (1987–2001)
- Celebrity Video (1985–1987)
- Celebrity's Just for Kids Home Video (1989–2001)
- Unicon Communications (1989–1992)
- Goldstar Video Corporation (1991–1993)
- The Little Red Schoolhouse Learning Center (1992–1993)
- Goldrix Entertainment (1993)
- Camelot Entertainment (1993)
- Vee-Jay Video Products (1986–1989)
- Concord Video (1985–1987)
- Burbank Video (1985–1994)*
- Troy Gold (1988–1989)*
- Diamond Entertainment Corporation (1991–present)
- Trans-Atlantic Video (1985–1991)
- Madacy Entertainment (1993–2007)
- Echo Bridge Home Entertainment (2001–present)
- Platinum Disc Corporation (1995–2006)
- MPI Home Video (1984–present)
- Alpha Video (1991–present)
- New Age Video (1985–1991)
- Westlake Entertainment (2001–2009)
- Digiview Entertainment (2004–2008)
Adult video companies
- Caballero Home Video (1981–1989)
Outside of the United States
- LK-TEL
- Gativideo
- Argentina Video Home
- Transmundo Home Video
- Transeuropa Video Entertainment
- Teleargentina Division Video
- Live Video
- Lucian Films
- Plus Video
- American Video
- Emerald
- Tauro Video
- Radiocom Video
- Target Video Home
- Madison Video Home
- FAX Video Design
Australia
- Communications and Entertainment Limited (Early 1980s-Mid 1990s, was originally Publishing and Broadcasting Video Distribution)
- GO Video (Early-Mid 1980s)
- Starbase Video (Early-Mid 1980s)
- King of Video (Early-Mid 1980s)
- Video Classics (Early-Mid 1980s)
- Thorn/EMI Video
- Thorn/EMI HBO Video
- Platinum Video (Mid-1980s)
- Delta Home Video (Mid-1980s)
- Prestige Video (Mid-1980s)
- Palace Home Video (Mid-Late 1980s)
- Roadshow Entertainment (1995–)
- Roadshow Home Video (1982–1995)
- Intervision (Early-Mid 1980s)
- ABC Video (1984–)
- Family Home Entertainment (1985–1991)
- Showcase Video (Mid-1980s)
- GL Video (Early-1980s)
- Vestron (Mid-Late 1980s)
- Box Office Int. Video (Mid-1980s)
- RCA/Columbia Pictures/Hoyts Video (Mid-Late 1980s)
- Videoscope (Early 1980s)
- Syme Home Video (Mid 1980s)
- Electric (Blue) Video (although the company was actually UK-based)
- Sports World Cinema
- VCL Video
- Movies at Midnight
- Seven Keys Video
- Screen Time Entertainment (division of CBS-Fox Video in Australia)
- Pink Video
- Rigby-CIC Video
- Merlin Video
- Playaround Video
- Star Video
- Australian Video
- Madman Entertainment
- 21st Century Pictures
- Electric Blue
- Alexandra Video
- May Star Film
- Audio Video Orpheus
- IP Video
- Multi Video Center
- Tandem Video
- Bulgarian Video
Brazil
- America Video
- Poletel Video
- China Video
- LK-TEL Video
- Abril Video
Canada
- A and Y Productions (2003–2006)
- The ABM Group (1989–1994) (Canadian counterpart of Starmaker Entertainment (before 1994))
- Berserk Cow Productions (2006–present)
- HGV Video Productions (1989–2002, Canadian counterpart of GoodTimes Entertainment (before 1998), Burbank Video, Video Treasures and Starmaker Entertainment (after 1994))*
- Astral Video (1980s–1996)
- Cineplex Odeon Home Video (1985–1998)
- Vidtex Video
- Media West, Inc. (Low-budget Canadian counterpart of Worldvision Home Video)
- Behavior Communications (1997–2001)
- C/FP Distribution
- Cineglobe
- Malofilm Video (1983–1997)
- Nova Home Video (1987–1992)
- Alliance Releasing
- Video MPA
- Metrodome Distribution (2003–2005)
- Montevideo Limited (1989–1993)
- Canadian Video Factory (1984–1987)
- Junior Home Video (Children's sublabel of Canadian Video Factory (later changed to Nova Home Video))
- Imavision
- BFS Video (distributor of old BBC and ITV programs from the UK)
- La mouche et l'elephant/PR Vidéo (French-language)
- Kyron Home Video
- Cinevideo
- Contacto Video
- Video Presidente
- Magnum Video S.A
- Video Factory Ltda.
- Venue Home Video Ltda.
- Alfavideo
- Video Hit S.A
- Condor Video
- Cine Colombia Video
- Producciones Hollywood
Chile
- Cinecolor Films
- Transvideo
- Argentina Video Home – LAHE
- Video Chile
China
- Video Action
- Filmlab Video
- Sandrew Metronome
- Starbox Video
- Magnum Video (no relation to the low-budget B-movie label now owned by Lions Gate)
- Nordic Video
- Capitol Video (released several films from the former Soviet Union)
- Sandrew Metronome
France
- StudioCanal Video
- Gaumont/Columbia-TriStar Home Video (1993–1998)
- Gaumont/Columbia Films/RCA Video (1982–1989)
- Gaumont/Columbia Pictures/RCA Video (1989–1993)
- Delta Video
- UGC Video
- Fil-à-Film
- New Family Video
- TF1 Video
- Carrére Video
- Sunrise
- Initial Home Video
- Mondial Home Video
- Régie Cassette Video
- Challenge Video Productions
Germany
- Kiddinx Video
- RTL Video
- VPS Video Programme Service
- Atlas Film Video
- ITT-Contrast Video
- Select Video
- UFA Video
- All Video
- EuroVideo
- SuperVideo
- Key Video Production (1980s–1990s)
- AGM Home Video
- Hellas Kosmos Video
- Hi-Tech Video
- Original Video
- Video Acropolis
- Video City International
- Videosonic (one of the biggest Greek home video companies, started in the mid-1980s through 2008)
- Zodiac Video (1984–2012)
- MTC Video (1983–)
- Olympic Video
- Master Video Home
- AudioVisual Enterprise
- AudioVisual Home Video
- Nea Kinisi Video
Hong Kong
- Ocean Shores Video (1975–)
- Intercontinental Video Ltd. (1981–)
- Deltamac (HK) Co., Ltd. (1992–)
- Universe Laser & Video Co., Ltd. (1986–)
- Mei Ah Entertainment (1984–)
India
- Eagle Home Entertainment
- Excel Home Entertainment
- Shemaroo
- Ultra
- Moser Baer
- Time
- T-Series (Super Cassettes Industries Ltd.)
Italy
- CG Entertainment
- Plaion Pictures Italia
- Warner Bros. Entertainment Italia
- Eagle Home Video
- Terminal Video
- Pulp Video
- Cult Media
- Sinister Film
Japan
- Bandai Visual – Emotion (1983–)
- Japan Home Video
- Kadokawa Video
- Clarion/CLS Video
- Shogakukan Video
- Pony Video (dates unknown)
- Toei Home Video (?-Present)
- Shochiku Home Video (?-Present)
- Toho Video
- Tohokushinsha Home Video
Mexico
- Televisa Home Entertainment (dates unknown)
- Video Emoción (1980s-Early 1990s)
- VideoVisa
- Converge Video (1980s)
- Video Screen
- Eagle 6 Video
- Bridge Entertainment DVD
- Classic Video Movies
- Video Garant
- European Video Corporation
- ABC Video (1980s)
- Big Partner (1980s)
- CCV (Club Consult Video) (1980s)
- C.P. Entertainment (1980s)
- Fram Film (1980s)
- HVC Video Vision AS (1980s)
- Intervideo (1980s)
- In Video (1980s)
- JEL Video (1980s)
- Mayco AS (1980s)
- Nord Video (1980s)
- Novio AS (Later renamed "Nye Novio") (1980s)
- OVC (Oslo Video Center) (1980s)
- Panorama (1980s)
- Sandrew Metronome
- Screen Entertainment (1980s)
- VCM (1980s)
- Videohuset (1980s)
- C-Interactive Digital Entertainment
- Magnavision Home Video
- Solar Entertainment
- Warner Home Video Philippines
- Star Home Video (Star Records Video)
- Regal Home Video (Regal International Inc.)
- Trigon Video
- Ivory Music & Video
- Paragon Home Video
- Synergy Home Entertainment
- Aquarius Records
- Viva Video
Russia
- 20th Century Fox CIS (2006–2015)
- Big Plan (Russian: Крупный план) (1988–)
- CP Digital (until 2012 renamed as «CP Distribution») (2000–2015)
- Gemini Film (2000–2007)
- Most Video (1999–2005)
- Premier Video Film (1996–2005)
- Premier Multimedia (2001–2005)
- Pyramid Home Video (1997–2008)
- New Disk (Russian: Новый Диск)/ND Play (2000s-)
- Union Video (Russian: Союз Видео) (1988–2012)
- VideoServis (1994–2015)
- Varus Video (1992–2000)
- West Multimedia/West Video (1994–2015)
- Walt Disney Company CIS (2008–)
- Universal Pictures Rus (2005–2011)
- Lazer Video
- RTP Home Video
- Class Vidéo (????)
- Club Privé Vidéo (1992–present)
- The Video Bancorp
- NOS
- LNKVideo
- Cinemateca Portuguesa
- PRIS Audiovisuais
- Skookum Films
- ALMONTAGE Entertainment (2009)
- Video Master (1990s)
Singapore
- Videovan Entertainment (1997–2011)
- Poh Kim Video (????)
- Melovision Trading Corporation
South Africa
- Nu Metro Home Entertainment (1987–2014)
- Ster-Kinekor Entertainment (1980s-2018)
- Kwang Young Products
- Home Game
- Korea Media
- Cinematown
Spain
- Filmax Home Video (1988–present)
- Video Diversíon (Mid-1980s)
- Lauren Films Video (1980s-Present)
- Vadimon Video
- SAV
- Viva Home Video (1980s)
- Video Colección (1990s, Spain's version of The Video Collection/Strand-VCI Entertainment/Strand Home Video)
Sweden
- Baroness VideoVision
- International Promotions, Inc.
- PRT Elektronik
- Trix Videofilmer
- Video Invest
- Videce Videocentralen
- Mariann Video
- Esselte Video
- Walthers Video
- Sandrew Metronome
- Alparslan Video
- Hobo Collection (United Arab Emirates) (in PAL Standard (HI-FI Stereo) (1986–present)
- Buena Vista Home Entertainment UAE (1986-2028)
- Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment UAE (1986–present)
- Touchstone Home Entertainment UAE (1986–2017)
- Hollywood Pictures Home Video UAE (1986–2007)
- 20th Century Studios Home Entertainment UAE (1986–present)
- MGM Home Entertainment UAE (1986–present)
- Warner Bros. Home Entertainment UAE (1986–present)
- Warner Bros. Family Entertainment UAE (1986–2009)
- Turner Home Entertainment UAE (1995–1999)
- Hanna-Barbera Home Video UAE (1995–1999)
- CIC Video UAE
- Universal Home Entertainment UAE (1986–present)
- Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment UAE (1986–present)
- DreamWorks Home Entertainment UAE (1999–2011)
- DreamWorks Animation Home Entertainment UAE (1999–2014)
- Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment UAE (1986–2005)
- Sony Pictures Home Entertainment UAE (2005–present)
United Kingdom
- CIC Video (1980–1999)
- RCA/Columbia Pictures International Video (1982–1992)
- Vestron Video International (1987–1991)
- Abbey Home Media Group (2002–2020)
- Abbey Home Entertainment/Tempo Video
- Video Gems (1986–1996)
- Guild Home Video (1980–1997)
- RPTA Video (1981–1984)
- Thorn EMI Video UK (1981–1986)
- Cannon Video UK (1986–1989)
- Telstar Home Entertainment (2000s)
- 2 Entertain (2004–)
- BBC Home Entertainment (1980–)
- Video Collection International (1984–2004)
- Cinema Club
- Astrion (a Division of Vision Video LTD.) (1995–1999)
- Acorn Media
- HIT Entertainment (1997–present)
- Metrodome Distribution (2003–2009)
- M.I.A. Video
- IMC Video LTD
- Pegasus Entertainment
- Castle Vision
- Screen Legends
- First Independent Films
- Braveworld Video
- Virgin Video
- Channel 5 Video
- ITV Studios Global Entertainment
- Pickwick Video Group
- Carlton Video (1995–2004)
- Granada Ventures (2005–2006)
- ITV DVD (2006–2009)
- ITV Studios (2009–present)
- Entertainment in Video (EIV)
- Magical Video Movies (MVM)
- Dazzler Media
- Entertainment One (2007–present)
- Contender Entertainment Group (1994–2009)
- Bonkers
- Nippers
- Kult TV/Kult Kidz
- Rubber Duck Entertainment (2005–2009)
- Medusa Video (1980s–2004)
- Hong Kong Legends (1999–2007)
- Momentum Pictures (2000–2013)
- Contender Entertainment Group (1994–2009)
- First Choice Home Video
- Marshall Media (1931)
- Spirit Entertainment
- Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment
- Palace Video (Note: unrelated to the Australian company of the same name, this handled children's videos & horror movies)
- Signature Entertainment (2012–present)
- DD Video
- Replay Video
- Hokushin Video Movies
- Intervision
- Alpha Video
- Videomedia
- Skyline Video
- Prism Leisure Corporation
- Odyssey Video
- Video Program Distribution
- Derann Video
- Vision Video LTD. (1993–2003)
- Cherrywood Entertainment
- LaserLight Digital
- CineHollywood
- Longman Video
- Thames Video
- Blancic Video
- Videorama
- Venevista Video
- Video-Rodven
- Gran Video
- Video Venus
- Videos De Venezuela
- Blue Diamond Video
- Intervideo
- Romy Video