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'''Music/Sounds Variant:''' On earlier VHS releases, the music doesn't start until the glass fades in. | '''Music/Sounds Variant:''' On earlier VHS releases, the music doesn't start until the glass fades in. | ||
'''Availability:''' Common. Seen on all Aussie PAL releases of the period. Two of the earliest releases to use the logo are the Festival Video releases of ''Fireman Sam: Treasure Hunt'' and ''The World of David the Gnome: David to the Rescue!''. It can also be seen on 1996-2005 BBC Video releases they distributed after the Roadshow Entertainment logo of the time. Starting in 1999, this logo appeared at the end of their releases in place of the Roadshow logo. This logo was also used on their earlier DVD releases, such as ''Wiggly TV'' and ''La Boheme''. It also appears at the end of periodical Playhouse Disney airings of ''The Wiggles: Wiggly, Wiggly Christmas'', likely because they used a VHS master of it. One of the final VHS releases to use this logo was ''The Wiggles: Here Comes the Big Red Car'' which was released in 2006. The 2000-2006 promo variant (16:9 version) makes a surprise appearance on the 2010 | '''Availability:''' Common. Seen on all Aussie PAL releases of the period. Two of the earliest releases to use the logo are the Festival Video releases of ''Fireman Sam: Treasure Hunt'' and ''The World of David the Gnome: David to the Rescue!''. It can also be seen on 1996-2005 BBC Video releases they distributed after the Roadshow Entertainment logo of the time. Starting in 1999, this logo appeared at the end of their releases in place of the Roadshow logo. This logo was also used on their earlier DVD releases, such as ''Wiggly TV'' and ''La Boheme''. It also appears at the end of periodical Playhouse Disney airings of ''The Wiggles: Wiggly, Wiggly Christmas'', likely because they used a VHS master of it, and surprisingly showed up at the end of the Hong Kong DVD of ''The Wiggles: Wiggly Safari'', and on American prints of the ''Bananas in Pyjamas'' VHS tapes, likely because they use their original masters from the Australian releases. One of the final VHS releases to use this logo was ''The Wiggles: Here Comes the Big Red Car'' which was released in 2006. The 2000-2006 promo variant (16:9 version) makes a surprise appearance on the 2010 re-issues of ''Kath & Kim Series 1-3'', because they used masters from the original releases. One tape that used the 1991-Mid 1994 promo variant was ''Nature's Landscapes''. This was absent at the beginning of the 1998 VHS tape of ''The Wiggles: Toot Toot'' after the G rating (as the ABC for Kids logo was taking it's place after it), and on ''Babar: Special Delivery'', ''Classic Kids TV'', some of the ''Adventures of Tintin'' tapes, and the New Zealand VHS releases of ''Noddy And the Kite'' and ''Noddy The Champion''. | ||
'''Editor's Note:''' Like it's TV counterpart, it's a favorite of many. | '''Editor's Note:''' Like it's TV counterpart, it's a favorite of many. | ||
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'''Music/Sounds:''' The same music as the 3rd ABC Video logo with an added loud whoosh sound for when the DVD logo zooms in. | '''Music/Sounds:''' The same music as the 3rd ABC Video logo with an added loud whoosh sound for when the DVD logo zooms in. | ||
'''Availability:''' Seen on 2001-2008 Australian Broadcasting Corporation DVDs, with one example being the DVD of ''CNNNN'', released in 2004. | '''Availability:''' Seen on 2001-2008 Australian Broadcasting Corporation DVDs, with one example being the DVD of ''CNNNN'', released in 2004. This is absent on the DVDs of ''The Wiggles: Whoo Hoo! Wiggly Gremlins!'' and ''The Wiggles: Top of the Tots'' after the G rating (which instead proceeds to the ABC For Kids logo from 1992-1994). | ||
'''Editor's Note:''' Much like logos such as the first Carlton Video logo, this is known to scare viewers who aren't expecting the loud whoosh when the DVD logo zooms in. Otherwise, it’s typically a favourite among Australians, just like the last logo. | '''Editor's Note:''' Much like logos such as the first Carlton Video logo, this is known to scare viewers who aren't expecting the loud whoosh when the DVD logo zooms in. Otherwise, it’s typically a favourite among Australians, just like the last logo. | ||