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Background: Infodisc Technology GmbH was founded in 1999 focusing on manufacturing magnetic and optical recording media.


===Background===
(2000s)
'''Infodisc Technology GmbH''' was founded in 1999 focusing on manufacturing magnetic and optical recording media.


===Logo (2000s)===
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'''Visuals:''' The sequence starts off with the red disc with the pointed triangle cut off, along with the blocky words "{{Font|Impact|'''INFODISC TECHNOLOGY'''}}" flipping, then stretch letter by letter as the shine disappears.


'''Technique:''' CGI.
Nickname: "The Pointy I"


'''Audio:''' A laser blast combined with a long whoosh and a reverse-like ring.
Logo: We start off with the red disc with the pointed triangle cut off, along with theblockywords "INFODISC TECHNOLOGY" flipping, then stretch letter by letter as the shine disappears. It fades out.


'''Availability:''' Seen on some MGM DVDs such as ''A Guy Thing'',
FX/SFX: CGI animation.


[[Category:German technology logos]]
Music/Sounds: A laser blast combined with a long whoosh and a reverse-like ring.
[[Category:Germany]]

[[Category:Technology logos]]
Availability: Uncommon.

Editor's Note: TBA

Latest revision as of 17:34, 8 August 2024


Background

Infodisc Technology GmbH was founded in 1999 focusing on manufacturing magnetic and optical recording media.

Logo (2000s)

Visuals: The sequence starts off with the red disc with the pointed triangle cut off, along with the blocky words "INFODISC TECHNOLOGY" flipping, then stretch letter by letter as the shine disappears.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: A laser blast combined with a long whoosh and a reverse-like ring.

Availability: Seen on some MGM DVDs such as A Guy Thing,

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