WXXI: Difference between revisions

WXXI is a PBS affiliate located in Rochester, New York, who also operates two radio stations: WXXI-AM and WXXI-FM. They first broadcast on September 6th, 1966.

'''Logo:''' We see the silver "WXXI" text, in the Tiffany Heavy BT font turning and zooming away from the viewer at a 90 degree angle, over a plain black background, shining all over the logo. The blue shade then fades in below as the logo flashes on screen, before going into the other part of the logo just described. Flashing stars reveal "ROCHESTER NEW YORK", in a cream color and in the same font, below the letters moving from left to right, a la Hanna-Barbera Home Video. "WXXI" then has jonquil on the bottom and pale blue on the letters, and finally, the whole logo shines.

'''Logo:''' On a navy blue background, we see signals being emitted from the center. A yellow-orange circle and a white I slide in from opposite directions. When they bump into each other, the circle stops moving and the I goes the opposite direction, revealing two X's. A blue W fades into the circle. "TV | Rochester" fades in.

'''Editor's Note:''' This logo has standard animation for its time. The rock music might not fit in for some people.

'''Logo:''' We see a spotlight shining on the "W" as asilhouette and part of the "X" again as a silhouette. After those letters are faded, we see a wiping transition effect via a subtle, white sheen that would reveal the PBS affiliate's name with its location letter by letter with "W" represented in navy blue, and "X" "X" "I" being in orange with the location "Rochester I NY" being under the affiliate's name in white. After the lettering is shown in the logo, we then see several lights from a skyline turn on during the evening with some conservative blinking. The logo then fades.