Dolby Pro Logic II

Background
Dolby Pro Logic is a sound processing system developed by Dolby Labs to decode film and TV soundtracks encoded in Dolby Surround, which allows a stereo soundtrack encoded with it to be transformed into 4.0 surround (left, center, right, and center surround). The second version of this system was introduced in 2000, transforming a standard stereo or Dolby Surround-encoded soundtrack into full 5.1 surround. The system was since expanded to add in a center surround channel and height channels.

1st Logo (2000-200?)
Logo: On a black background, the Dolby Pro Logic II logo fades in and out.

Variants:
 * Sometimes the logo is black on a white background.
 * "DOLBY" may fill in the whole space of the rectangle.
 * "Presented in" may be at the top of the logo.
 * Occasionally, the "PRO LOGIC II" bar and "SURROUND" will be replaced by "PRO LOGIC II" in plain text.
 * Copyright info might be shown at the bottom.

FX/SFX: None.

Music/Sounds: None.

Availability: Uncommon. Used in games such as Conflict: Desert Storm, Burnout 2, The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, Super Mario Sunshine, Mario Kart: Double Dash, and Battalion Wars for GameCube.

Editor's Note: None

2nd Logo (2002-2008)
Nickname: "Fire"

Logo: On a black background, clouds of fire burst onto the screen, revealing the Dolby logo in golden 3D. We can see "SURROUND" below, and "PRO LOGIC II" under it, written on a golden bar.

Variants:
 * Sometimes on titles like Monster Jam: Maximum Destruction for GameCube, copyright info is shown at the bottom.
 * On some later games like Genji: Dawn of the Samurai for the PS2, the logo has a sleeker appearance and "DIGITAL" replaces "SURROUND".
 * There's a re-done version used on some other later games. A fiery explosion plays in reverse, then forwards again, revealing the Dolby Pro Logic II logo albeit in a plain white form (like the first logo). Occasionally this version simply reads "Dolby Digital".

FX/SFX: The flames.

Music/Sounds: A burst of windy fire.

Availability: Uncommon. Appears on some games from the time, like Star Wars: The Clone Wars (GameCube port only), Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana, and I-Ninja. This trailer is also available on the Dolby demo disc Explore Our World: We've Got the Whole World Listening. The later version can be seen on the PS2 and Wii versions of Scarface: The World Is Yours (while the PC and Xbox versions have the "Digital" variant).

Editor's Note: None.