This programme (until 1987) was aired on this channel, which, nowadays, is called RTL9. In 1987, this programme was moved to international (luxembourgish-belgian) channel called RTL-TVI (of which last three letters of channel's name stand for "télévision internationale", which is french for "International Television").
@@igorsiuda8108 The signals of RTL Télévision has been already featuring slightly different programming since 1983, including Belgian and Luxembourg/French versions of JTL. The signal for Belgium evolved into RTL TVI in 1987. TVI actually means Télévision Indépendante, Independent Television, in contrast to public RTBF. Sygnały RTL Télévision nadawały nieco inne programy już od 1983, wśród nich belgijską i luksemburską/francuską wersję JTL. Sygnał dla Belgii wyewoluował w RTL TVI w 1987. TVI tak naprawdę oznacza Télévision Indépendante, Telewizję Niezależną, w kontraście do publicznej RTBF.
Nice. The legendary music started from 1972 until 1984 and reuse it in 1994 until present. Also the legendary music came from many variant and improvements.
1:57 Ah Serge Molitor! He also anchored some of the news bulletins on French sister channel M6 a few years later (in the early times of the channel, before the news offer switched to the "6 Minutes" format).
Some Things i have noticed 1:29 Same Graphics used by the Short-Lived RTL Aktuell and 7 vor 7 1984 Intro (also some note that RTL JTL 1983 Intro was introduced way before RTL Aktuell and 7 vor 7 used it a year later but it was short lived) 4:54 That RTL Le Journal 1991 Footage was Used in MBC Mauritius Le Journal 5:18 Same Graphics used by RTL Klub Hirado 1997 Intro (hence RTL Klub, the Hungarian RTL Channel was Launched in 1997)
The intro of "RTL Aktuell" actually used the satellite dishes from JTL until 1988. th-cam.com/video/tdCDzctuZHU/w-d-xo.html (timecodes 1:30 (8 AM) and 5:25 (4:55 PM)) But yes, "7 vor 7" did use it only for about a year before changing to that 3D animation.
Fun fact: RTL-TVI is no longer part of RTL - RTL Group has sold it to DPG Media (owners of Flemish VTM and some newspapers in Flanders, Netherlands and Denmark) and Groupe Rossel (another newspaper publisher).
Yes, the hungarian version of RTL (which, since this year, has the same name, as company, they, formerly, to differentiate from other channels, used the RTL Klub name). They began to make their intros (and use their famous four squares mosaic symbol) in 2001. Also, did you have this video with this compilation of this newscast?
@@igorsiuda8108 Here's an intro compilation video of RTL Hirado, including the first one from 1997 which reused the graphics from the 1994 one of Le Journal. th-cam.com/video/3ohr4R_qwVQ/w-d-xo.html
This company didn't arrived into the Romanian market. But it do in polish, in 1996, when they launched the RTL7 channel. It had a newscast format simmilar to M6's Six Minutes, called "7 minut - wydarzenia dnia", meaning "7 minutes - events of the day". Unfortunately, it had the same situation, as in case of RTL-TVI, but, in this case, it was sold to ITI Media (which was an owner of TVN, which, in way, was sold to Discovery, which, in way, merged with AT&T's Warner Media). This situation happened in 2001. As a result, it was evolved into french TFX-a-like polish channel called TVN7 (this is the name of channel since 2002).
This programme (until 1987) was aired on this channel, which, nowadays, is called RTL9. In 1987, this programme was moved to international (luxembourgish-belgian) channel called RTL-TVI (of which last three letters of channel's name stand for "télévision internationale", which is french for "International Television").
I also found the first edition after movement of newscast, with Eddy de Wilde: th-cam.com/video/3Ti8Ny-K0CM/w-d-xo.html
@@igorsiuda8108 Actually this one I used here, but great.
@@igorsiuda8108 The signals of RTL Télévision has been already featuring slightly different programming since 1983, including Belgian and Luxembourg/French versions of JTL. The signal for Belgium evolved into RTL TVI in 1987.
TVI actually means Télévision Indépendante, Independent Television, in contrast to public RTBF.
Sygnały RTL Télévision nadawały nieco inne programy już od 1983, wśród nich belgijską i luksemburską/francuską wersję JTL. Sygnał dla Belgii wyewoluował w RTL TVI w 1987.
TVI tak naprawdę oznacza Télévision Indépendante, Telewizję Niezależną, w kontraście do publicznej RTBF.
@@Kierunkowy7471 Dziękuję.
It is actually Télévision Indépendante for Independant Television
Nice compilation, I confused of RTL televisions all time
Nice. The legendary music started from 1972 until 1984 and reuse it in 1994 until present. Also the legendary music came from many variant and improvements.
0:58 my favorite jingle
5:48 2005-31.12.2006
6:00 01.01.2007-2014
1:57 Ah Serge Molitor! He also anchored some of the news bulletins on French sister channel M6 a few years later (in the early times of the channel, before the news offer switched to the "6 Minutes" format).
Some Things i have noticed
1:29 Same Graphics used by the Short-Lived RTL Aktuell and 7 vor 7 1984 Intro (also some note that RTL JTL 1983 Intro was introduced way before RTL Aktuell and 7 vor 7 used it a year later but it was short lived)
4:54 That RTL Le Journal 1991 Footage was Used in MBC Mauritius Le Journal
5:18 Same Graphics used by RTL Klub Hirado 1997 Intro (hence RTL Klub, the Hungarian RTL Channel was Launched in 1997)
The intro of "RTL Aktuell" actually used the satellite dishes from JTL until 1988.
th-cam.com/video/tdCDzctuZHU/w-d-xo.html (timecodes 1:30 (8 AM) and 5:25 (4:55 PM))
But yes, "7 vor 7" did use it only for about a year before changing to that 3D animation.
0:58 - Radio Luxembourg (RTL) famous jingle, was used on luxembourgish RTL and dutch RTL4 on 90s.
And still used on RTL's French radio service
Fun fact: RTL-TVI is no longer part of RTL - RTL Group has sold it to DPG Media (owners of Flemish VTM and some newspapers in Flanders, Netherlands and Denmark) and Groupe Rossel (another newspaper publisher).
Besides, RTL-TVI Is The Belgian French Version Of VTM And It Is Still Owned By DPG Media Since April 2022.
Some, although they look like it, are not a branch.
5:11 - RTL Klub Hirado 1997 intro
Yes, the hungarian version of RTL (which, since this year, has the same name, as company, they, formerly, to differentiate from other channels, used the RTL Klub name). They began to make their intros (and use their famous four squares mosaic symbol) in 2001. Also, did you have this video with this compilation of this newscast?
@@igorsiuda8108 Here's an intro compilation video of RTL Hirado, including the first one from 1997 which reused the graphics from the 1994 one of Le Journal.
th-cam.com/video/3ohr4R_qwVQ/w-d-xo.html
@@FekLeyrTarg thank you!
@@igorsiuda8108 You're welcome. 🙂
Она же и первая заставка с логотипом 1994-2023 годов (почти 30 лет использовали, но новое лого всё равно похож на предыдущий).
What,instead of Germany, France, Luxembourg and Hungary they had RTL in Romania.
RTL never was in Romania lol
This company didn't arrived into the Romanian market. But it do in polish, in 1996, when they launched the RTL7 channel. It had a newscast format simmilar to M6's Six Minutes, called "7 minut - wydarzenia dnia", meaning "7 minutes - events of the day". Unfortunately, it had the same situation, as in case of RTL-TVI, but, in this case, it was sold to ITI Media (which was an owner of TVN, which, in way, was sold to Discovery, which, in way, merged with AT&T's Warner Media). This situation happened in 2001. As a result, it was evolved into french TFX-a-like polish channel called TVN7 (this is the name of channel since 2002).
6:38 2020-2023
Текущий с 2023 года th-cam.com/video/jh1EXJXAt9M/w-d-xo.html