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'''Technique:''' Mostly 2D computer animation, though the DTV America variants use CGI. |
'''Technique:''' Mostly 2D computer animation, though the DTV America variants use CGI. |
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'''Audio:''' A stock |
'''Audio:''' A stock guitar theme. |
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'''Availability:''' Currently in use on several stations owned by HC2 Holdings or DTV America. |
'''Availability:''' Currently in use on several stations owned by HC2 Holdings or DTV America. |
Revision as of 18:39, 1 February 2024
Descriptions by
AlvaroTangahu
Editions by
CnowEnt
Video captures courtesy of
Fry Letterman, Houston TV History and Addison Greear
AlvaroTangahu
Editions by
CnowEnt
Video captures courtesy of
Fry Letterman, Houston TV History and Addison Greear
Logo (????-)
Visuals: On a blue gradient background is a red rectangle with the station's callsign in white and cursive, and a dark bluish square with the channel number, both on top of a black rectangle with the orange name of the city and the initials of the state the city is located in. A sweeping transition then plays, making the logo disappear. The logo then appears again using the same transition.
Variants:
- There has been a variant that is reported to appear across stations where the callsign reads "TEST-DT", the channel number reads "99", and the city name and state initials read "community, ST", pointing to this ID likely being made from a template.
- Sometimes, the transition is replaced with a simple fade.
- A different version can be seen on KAJF-LD (and possibly other stations) where a different rotating cube transition is used and the DTV America logo appears at the top.
Technique: Mostly 2D computer animation, though the DTV America variants use CGI.
Audio: A stock guitar theme.
Availability: Currently in use on several stations owned by HC2 Holdings or DTV America.
Legacy: These IDs are somewhat infamous within the logo community due to their almost-identical appearance and the transitions used.