Yle TV1: Difference between revisions

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. The main ident can be found on many Finnish television retrospective programs, such as ''Suomalainen rapsodia'' from 1974 and ''Sinun tarinasi - Yle 90'' from 2016. The short variant was featured at the beginning of the ''Kamerakierros'' newscast program and it could be spotted on ''Studio 500000'' program from 1964.

'''Availability:''' Completely extinct. This ident was in temporary use in 1965, before the fourth logo described here premiered at the end of the year. The existence of this one is shown on a document aired originally on November 19, 1965. While the document displays the arrival of television on local town, the off-screen footage of television screen features the logo at the end of transmission. No recorded on-screen footage of the logo is known to exist. The document is available on the public broadcaster's web archive.

'''Availability:''' Completely extinct. These were developed as prototype idents before the final product was finished.

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. Beginning on Christmas Eve 1965, this was used as a startup and closedown ident through its long run, but it could also be spotted before and after the MTV programming block. The Swedish variant was featured when the day's broadcasting begins or ends with a Swedish program.

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. Each variant could be spotted prior and after the MTV programming block. There could be more of these to be discovered.

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. It could be spotted prior and after the MTV or FST programming block at the time. The prototype variant with a black background is known to exist and it was used since its debut in late 1987 before it was changed to main ident in early 1988. The rare ad bumper variant was used, when the public broadcaster had sponsored commercial breaks during each live airings of sport programs on TV1 channel. The simple transition image in late 1992 was most likely in temporary use before the channel's look was changed in 1993 with more active transition idents (see an example here).

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. Each one of the three variants could be spotted as a startup ident for the channel at that time. However between 1993 and 1998, it was possible to the second variant being spotted as a closedown ident before the teletext service comes to the screen.

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. Used as a transition ident, it is known to be seen between the program announcement and the channel's last program of the day (usually being Euronews newscast program). This transition ident is also used prior and after the FST programming block. The closing logo appeared at the end of programming at the time and may be kept on reruns.

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. Used as both a startup and closedown ident for its run time, it was usually followed up by the 1st Yle logo during the closure of the day's broadcasting. However in 2000, only this ident was then used during the broadcasting closure since.

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. These transition idents could be spotted between aired programs and channel promos or upcoming program announcements. It's uncertain if more variants were used.

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. These are usually seen prior the program continuity or before the program starts.

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. There are most likely more of these to be found.

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV. During its rather short run, one of the variants could be spotted after the program has ended and before the program continuity. Sometimes, it could also be spotted prior the beginning program, if there isn't program announcement. There may be more variants to be found.

'''Availability:''' Extinct on TV.

'''Availability:''' Current.