CBS Home Entertainment: Difference between revisions

'''Visuals:''' On a blue background, an abstract filmstrip containing the white text "CBS" in its corporate font (called CBS Didot) and "VIDEO" beneath it flips into the center of the screen.

'''Visuals:''' On a {{color|gray}}/{{color|silver}} wall background which waves are many colorful streaks (these are the same colors as the lights in CBS's 1992 ident). As the streaks fly by, the background fades into a watery blue globe with {{color|silver}} continents rotating around it. The streaks turn {{color|grey}} and morph into two copies of the CBS Eye, while the background rotates into a box with the now-completed eye in a black section and with a lower white section. The globe wipes into a completely {{color|silver}} color and "'''CBS VIDEO'''" (or "'''CBS DVD'''" on DVD releases), in the same font as the last logo, fades in underneath. As all that happens, the background turns into a cool {{color|gray}}/black gradient. The finished product resembles the last two logos.

'''Visuals:''' On a background full of blue and {{color|silver}} spirals are five crescent-like shapes moving from the center to the right of us, unveiling a circle, and at the same time, two remaining crescent-like shapes flying in different directions. The two crescent-like shapes and the circle form the CBS Eye, which loops and zooms out to its position while "'''CBS'''" (in the same font used for the logos for [[Eyemark Entertainment|Eyemark]] and [[CBS Enterprises]]) zooms-out to the right of the CBS Eye and the words "Home Entertainment" appear below "'''CBS'''". The spirals fade out as "'''CBS'''" shines.