Seven Victoria

1964–1968	1968–1985	1971–1985	1985–1988
1988–1996	1990–2001	2001–2011	2011–present

AMV-4 Albury-Wodonga

1964–1969

AMV-4 Albury-Wodonga began transmission on 7 September 1964. Translators would be later set up at Khancoban NSW on VHF-7, Myrtleford on VHF-9, Corryong and Mt. Beauty on VHF-10 and Bright on VHF-11. The callsign stood for Albury Murray Victoria.  

1969–1971

RVN-AMV

1971–1985

Facing financial difficulties, both RVN-2 Wagga-Wagga and AMV-4 Albury-Wodonga merged to form The Riverina and North East Victoria Television Service in 1971. The station would be known on-air as RVN-AMV. Programming for both stations would remain seperate until 1976 when transmission would be centralised in Wagga-Wagga.

The Prime Network RVN-AMV

1985–1988

In October 1987, Midstate Television was bought out by Ramcorp Ltd. It was soon merged with its other stations RVN/AMV and NEN/ECN.

Prime Victoria

1988–1996

In May 1988, Midstate Television was renamed Prime Television. Due to transmission problems following the 1989 aggregation, RVN/AMV de-merged and RVN became CBN-2 and expanded into Southern NSW while AMV-4 expanded into the rest of Victoria in March 1992. In 1991, RVN's callsign ceased to exist when the Wagga and Orange licences merge to become CBN while AMV moved to VHF-11.

1990–2001

2001–2011

Prime7 Victoria

2011–present