More SSM graphics? 
Here’s a factoid for ya… the key number used there is created like this:
CLASSIFICATION MATERIAL # TYPE VERSION # PROGRAM CODE DURATION
So:
H is a promo for an M rated program (can only run in PG and up timezones)
5362 is the material number (generated by the system)
X means coming soon (G for generic, T for tonight, N for next)
Version 4
LAU for Launch
50 is a 50 second promo
Continuing with the evolution of the “Nine Network Australia Promo’s” slate/cue card with integrated countdown…2001, the first year of Digital TV in Australia.
Although the somewhat futuristic looking Channel Nine Launch Promos & Idents for 2001 were produced in widescreen for the then sparkly new medium of Digital TV, the slate/cue card was still in the 4.3 format. Of course the font was updated to reflect what Nine was using in their On-Air Presentation at the time:
Once again, full credit has to go to Graham Cousens for the clip these were sourced from. Definitely well worth a watch for all the Idents and Launch Promos (a couple I don’t think I’ve seen before, although all had quite effective use of the pop tracks IMO) that Nine kicked off the Digital TV era with! 
I like the term beauty cameras for the scenic loops.
Not sure if this is best placed here or TV History, but the opening of the Endrust Rally from NWS9. Slate and countdown.
North Korean state television countdown to the 3:00pm start of programs.
From: https://twitter.com/BBCMonitoring/status/989747699221053440?s=19
Oooh widescreen! Dear Leader truly does bring them most advanced technologies!