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OnTheAir Studio
 OnTheAir Studio
Audio clip-store.
OnTheAir Studio is a simple audio jingles playback application. It uses both QuickTime and CoreAudio in order to address any external or built-in audio devices. It supports any audio file formats that QuickTime supports, including protected AAC files from the iTunes Music Store.
Presets documents can contain up to 24 buttons which are assigned to sound files. Some features like in/out points, loop, output labels etc... can be found only in the Pro version.
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OnTheAir CG
 OnTheAir CG
A simple and easy to use Character Generator on the MacOnTheAir CG is a Character Generator application that can simultaneously work with a number of different animated graphics such as tickers, clocks, and animated image sequences as well as pictures and shapes. It can be integrated with OnTheAir Video or used in a standalone mode. Control of the application can be interactive (for example clicking on a button to start an animation) or done via playlists in OnTheAir Video. 
OnTheAir Video Express
 OnTheAir Video Express
A simple playout application to play on any video output, any file Quicktime can readOnTheAir Video Express is the entry-level playout application that supports output of both standard definition (SD) and high definition (HD) playback of ANY QuickTime file that is placed into an OnTheAir Video Express playlist. OnTheAir Video Express is OnTheAir Video’s “little brother”. It supports more codecs than OnTheAir Video but doesn't have some of OnTheAir Video’s more advanced features such as seamless playback, scheduling and logo overlay. It is designed for users looking for a cost effective live playout application. OnTheAir Video Express can also be used to incorporate stills into a playlist and to playout QuickTime movies that have embedded alpha channels (ARGB) for keying graphics over live video. 
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OnTheAir Video DV
 OnTheAir Video DV
The easiest playout application on Mac using a FireWire converterOnTheAir Video DV is the FireWire version of OnTheAir Video. Instead of playing out through a PCI card, as OnTheAir Video does, OnTheAir Video DV uses the FireWire port of your Mac to output the video. you just need to connect a FireWire converter, camera or deck to the Firewire port, and you are ready to air. It means that OnTheAir Video DV can run on simple laptops and MacMini. It is consuming very low processor speed, so you can run other things at the same time.
OnTheAir Video DV can be used for automated playout using its own scheduler or it can serve as a clip store for live news operations, local broadcast or live shows. Schedules can be created weeks in advance.
One of the main difference with OnTheAir Video is that OnTheAir Video DV only supports DV stream files, where OnTheAir video support most Quicktime codecs. See the comparison chart between the 2 products. 
OnTheAir Video DV is an open solution. It does not require any proprietary hardware as it uses the FireWire ports of your Mac to output the playout. Its playlists are XML based meaning that they can be created by an external automation application. OnTheAir Video also supports GPI, and external Actions via AppelScript.
No need to be a computer specialist to run your own TV station! Simply create a few playlists using video files exported from Final Cut Pro (or any editing software) and you'll be broadcasting in minutes!
OnTheAir Video DV can integrate with OnTheAir Video CG which is a complex Character Generator. OnTheAir Video CG can handle simultaneously various tickers, animated image sequences, clocks or shapes. See the OnTheAir Video CG product page for more info.
OnTheAir Video
 OnTheAir Video
The easiest playout application on Mac using a PCI Video cardOnTheAir Video can be used for automated playout using its own scheduler or it can serve as a clip store for live news operations, local broadcast or live shows. Schedules can be created weeks in advance.
Thanks to its powerful and reliable playback engine, OnTheAir Video supports within the same playlist many video formats such as Apple ProRes, MPEG-4, MPEG IMX, DVCam, DV, DVCProHD, DVCPro, DVCPro 50, DV50, Photo JPEG, M-JPEG etc... OnTheAir Video can support full HD (optional) resolution playback using Apple ProRes, DVCProHD or uncompressed video clips. All codecs can be mixed but the frame size must be identical. Soon, you'll be able to mix not only codecs, but also different frame size (SD, HD1440, HD1920...) in a playlist. Downscaling and upscaling will be automatic.
OnTheAir Video is an open solution. It does not require any proprietary hardware as it uses the AJA, Blackmagic Decklink or Matrox video cards. Its playlists are XML based meaning that they can be created by an external automation application. OnTheAir Video also supports GPI (optional software), and external Actions via AppelScript.
No need to be a computer specialist to run your own TV station! Simply create a few playlists using video files exported from Final Cut Pro (or any editing software) and you'll be broadcasting in minutes!
The overlay module (optional) allows the use of your graphics, for your station identification (that can be different for each clip). OnTheAir Video CG is a more complex Character Generator. OnTheAir Video CG can handle simultaneously various tickers, animated image sequences, clocks or shapes. See the OnTheAir Video CG product page for more info.
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