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From what i simply remember, EuroVideo's first logo was a possible blue background with the "EUROVIDEO" text on it. Dunno if there was any animation or music/sounds added to it.
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===1st Logo (Early '80s?)===
===1st Logo (Early '80s?)===

Revision as of 19:09, 6 December 2022



1st Logo (Early '80s?)

Logo: It may have consisted of a blue background with the text "EUROVIDEO" with the "V" itself largened and bordered.

Technique: Possibly none.

Music/Sounds: TBA

Availability: May have appeared on early releases.

2nd Logo (Mid '80s?)

Logo: On a zooming starry blue background, we see the bordered "V" from above zooming forth with trails following it whilst moving into the middle. As soon as it stops zooming, the texts "EURO" and "VIDEO" wipe from the left and right. It all flashes shortly after and zooms forth while sliding out. The text "präsentiert" later zooms in.

Technique: 2D animation.

Music/Sounds: A slow ascending to descending synth beeps with a triumphant fanfare and a boom.

Availability: Seen on mid releases from the era.


3rd Logo (Late '80s-2000s)


Logo: TBA

Technique: Decent animation from the era.

Music/Sounds: A hard rock-like fanfare.

Availability: Seen on late releases from the era.

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