RLO TV

From the Audiovisual Identity Database, the motion graphics museum



Background

RLO TV (standing for Radio Limerick One Television) was a pirate television station broadcast in Limerick, Ireland between 1999 and 2001. RLO TV ended broadcasting after the Gardaí raided the station in 2001.

(1999)



Visuals: A CGI remote flies onto the screen and turns towards the viewer, a flash quickly appears from the infrared transmitter on the remote that turns into the letters "RLO" in red with a blue shadow and a smaller "TV" written in yellow, the screen flashes white a few times before cutting to blue fake static.

Technique: CGI.

Audio: A spinning filmreel sound followed by a fast paced drumming techno soundtrack.

Availability: The station only broadcast for about 2 years and logos for the station could be seen in it's promos.

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