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We investigate the decidability and complexity of various model checking problems over one-counter automata. More specifically, we consider succinct one-counter automata, in which additive updates are encoded in binary, as well as parametric one-counter automata, in which additive updates may be given as unspecified parameters. We fully determine the complexity of model checking these automata against CTL, LTL, and modal µ-calculus specifications.