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*Sometimes, it's the end theme of the show or none. | *Sometimes, it's the end theme of the show or none. | ||
*The theme varies by variant. Every short variant, including the very short variant, had this theme shortened (which vary on how it was shortened). However, in two variants, the music plays as normal but there are two extra notes at the end after the normal fanfare is finished. | *The theme varies by variant. Every short variant, including the very short variant, had this theme shortened (which vary on how it was shortened). However, in two variants, the music plays as normal but there are two extra notes at the end after the normal fanfare is finished. | ||
*The <u>Auto Play</u> variant has a male announcer saying "For your convenience, this DVD has been enhanced with HIT Entertainment's Auto Play. Your program and a selection of bonus features will begin automatically. To bypass Auto Play, select the "Main Menu" button at anytime. Your feature presentation will begin in a moment. Enjoy!" | *The <u>Auto Play</u> variant has a male announcer saying "For your convenience, this DVD has been enhanced with HIT Entertainment's Auto Play. Your program and a selection of bonus features will begin automatically. To bypass Auto Play, select the "Main Menu" button at anytime. Your feature presentation will begin in a moment. Enjoy!" (a la, [[Disney's FastPlay]]) | ||
*On Channel 5 airings and prints of ''Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps'', the [[The WNET Group|WNET Thirteen]] and/or the HIT logo theme play over the in-credit variant. | *On Channel 5 airings and prints of ''Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps'', the [[The WNET Group|WNET Thirteen]] and/or the HIT logo theme play over the in-credit variant. | ||
*<u>Low-pitched versions</u> exist, mostly due to PAL-to-NTSC conversion. | *<u>Low-pitched versions</u> exist, mostly due to PAL-to-NTSC conversion. | ||