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=== 1st Logo (Early-Mid 1990's) ===▼
'''Logo:''' TBA▼
'''FX/SFX:''' The moving of the objects, the texture in the rectangle forming.▼
▲(Early-Mid 1990's)
'''Music/Sounds:''' A fanfare that gets more stronger at the 2nd half. The fanfare is actually music called "Main Title" by Leonard Rosenman.▼
▲Logo: TBA
'''Availability:''' Can be found on their 90's tapes in Argentina during the time.▼
▲FX/SFX: The moving of the objects, the texture in the rectangle forming.
'''Editor's Note:''' None.▼
▲Music/Sounds: A fanfare that gets more stronger at the 2nd half. The fanfare is actually music called "Main Title" by Leonard Rosenman.
▲Availability: Can be found on their 90's tapes in Argentina during the time.
=== 2nd Logo (Mid-Late 1990's) ===▼
'''Logo:''' On a trippy moving green-ish background, a silver rectangle with the "PLUS" word on it is seen shaking around the screen, which later gets more slower.Meanwhile the red "PLUS" zooms out from the top as the rectangle stops, which then takes place inside the rectangle's "PLUS" word. A red rectangle with "VIDEO" on it also zooms out from the top but is also seen flipping vertically, then places at the bottom of the now-finished logo.▼
'''FX/SFX:''' The background, the rectangle moving, the text zooming out, the other rectangle also zooming out and flipping.▼
'''Music/Sounds:''' A slow, trippy synth ambient theme which is actually called "Dreamtime" by David Vorhaus. The music was also used on the Channel 4 "Nightime" block as program music.▼
'''Availability:''' Can be found on their 90's tapes in Argentina during the time.▼
▲(Mid-Late 1990's)
▲'''Editor's Note:''' None.
▲Logo: On a trippy moving green-ish background, a silver rectangle with the "PLUS" word on it is seen shaking around the screen, which later gets more slower.Meanwhile the red "PLUS" zooms out from the top as the rectangle stops, which then takes place inside the rectangle's "PLUS" word. A red rectangle with "VIDEO" on it also zooms out from the top but is also seen flipping vertically, then places at the bottom of the now-finished logo.
[[Category:Argentine home entertainment logos]]
[[Category:Argentine logos]]
▲FX/SFX: The background, the rectangle moving, the text zooming out, the other rectangle also zooming out and flipping.
[[Category:Home entertainment logos]]
▲Music/Sounds: A slow, trippy synth ambient theme which is actually called "Dreamtime" by David Vorhaus. The music was also used on the Channel 4 "Nightime" block as program music.
▲Availability: Can be found on their 90's tapes in Argentina during the time.
▲Editor's Note: None.
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1st Logo (Early-Mid 1990's)
Logo: TBA
FX/SFX: The moving of the objects, the texture in the rectangle forming.
Music/Sounds: A fanfare that gets more stronger at the 2nd half. The fanfare is actually music called "Main Title" by Leonard Rosenman.
Availability: Can be found on their 90's tapes in Argentina during the time.
Editor's Note: None.
2nd Logo (Mid-Late 1990's)
Logo: On a trippy moving green-ish background, a silver rectangle with the "PLUS" word on it is seen shaking around the screen, which later gets more slower.Meanwhile the red "PLUS" zooms out from the top as the rectangle stops, which then takes place inside the rectangle's "PLUS" word. A red rectangle with "VIDEO" on it also zooms out from the top but is also seen flipping vertically, then places at the bottom of the now-finished logo.
FX/SFX: The background, the rectangle moving, the text zooming out, the other rectangle also zooming out and flipping.
Music/Sounds: A slow, trippy synth ambient theme which is actually called "Dreamtime" by David Vorhaus. The music was also used on the Channel 4 "Nightime" block as program music.
Availability: Can be found on their 90's tapes in Argentina during the time.
Editor's Note: None.
