tv-logos

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https://github.com/tv-logo/tv-logos

A curated collection of high-resolution TV channel logos optimized for dark backgrounds. Logos are provided in PNG format with a standard width of 512px and are organized by country and region. The repository includes a strict naming convention for assets and provides visual mosaics for various countries including Albania, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, Czech Republic, France, and Germany.

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What's inside tv-logos

  1. Overview of TV Logo Repository

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    This repository provides a collection of free, high-quality TV channel logos designed specifically for use on dark backgrounds.

    Key Features:

    • Format: All logos are provided in .png format.
    • Resolution: Standard width is 512px. Contact the maintainer for specific resolutions.
    • Compatibility: Optimized for dark backgrounds; some logos may not be visible on light backgrounds (e.g., within the GitHub web interface).
    • Usage: The collection is free for personal use. Redistribution requires referencing the project. Selling logos to third parties or illegitimate use is forbidden.
    • Licensing: Logos are trademarked and provided under Creative Commons ShareAlike licenses (CC BY-SA and CC BY-NC-SA).
  2. View World Middle East TV logo mosaic

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    This document provides a visual mosaic and a comprehensive list of available TV logos for the World Middle East region. The logos are organized in a grid and include various channels from providers like beIN, CNBC Arabiya, Sky News Arabia, and Star.

    Note that some logos are specifically tagged with -hz- (likely indicating a high-definition or specific variant) and others with -mea (Middle East/Africa region).

  3. View the TV logo mosaic

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    The 0_all_logos_mosaic.md file provides a visual overview of the available TV and streaming service logos in the repository. It displays a grid of logos, which are mapped to individual .png files. This serves as a quick visual reference for the types of assets available in the collection.