In most cases I would stick to the movie credits. Most of the time the studio logo at the beginning of the movie represents the theatrical release studio. But as always there are exceptions. Theatrical release studios differ per country. Sometimes the theatrical release studios (especially the local distributors) aren't even in the movie credits, but on the cover only (or at the start up of the DVD). In those cases I would agree with the cover/start up credits as source for the theatrical release studio.

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I'm not sure the local Theatrical release company would be on the cover, I think the intention of the rules would be the main Theatrical release company from the movie credits and i still prefer as it not indicated otherwise by the rules these credits come from the movie credits on DVD. the indication would be the instruction where to get the DVD publishing company information.

But what would be the main theatrical release studio? The theatrical release studio in the US?

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But what would be the main theatrical release studio? The theatrical release studio in the US?

Not the US, The one you find in the movie credits?

I would say if there's no theatrical release studio in the opening credits (with either an opening logo or a "xxxx Presents" credit) then we don't list one.

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I would say if there's no theatrical release studio in the opening credits (with either an opening logo or a "xxxx Presents" credit) then we don't list one.

that would be acceptable!

It seems the most logical to me - as it gives you a clue as to which print has been used for the source, and that sometimes can be important to know.

Me too