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<blockquote data-quote="Nordfinn" data-source="post: 1299852" data-attributes="member: 145794"><p>This is a bit of a naive response, from someone not completely acquainted with all the issues, but my impression is that the MP2 logo system is better set up for European contexts than American ones. I changed my "Channel logo style" in TV settings to "Flat-local" and keep my own small database of logos (which I just collect from the web, many from Logopedia). This has the visual advantage of allowing for logos of local stations, rather than the generic network ones. It takes some work to set up, but then once you're done, you're done (until a channel changes, anyway). But I watch from an over-the-air source, so under 70 stations (in New York City); may not be practical if you have hundreds of channels from cable or something.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nordfinn, post: 1299852, member: 145794"] This is a bit of a naive response, from someone not completely acquainted with all the issues, but my impression is that the MP2 logo system is better set up for European contexts than American ones. I changed my "Channel logo style" in TV settings to "Flat-local" and keep my own small database of logos (which I just collect from the web, many from Logopedia). This has the visual advantage of allowing for logos of local stations, rather than the generic network ones. It takes some work to set up, but then once you're done, you're done (until a channel changes, anyway). But I watch from an over-the-air source, so under 70 stations (in New York City); may not be practical if you have hundreds of channels from cable or something. [/QUOTE]
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