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OnTheAir Video

Name: OnTheAir Video
Price: 2495.00 $
Rating: 0 (5 reviews)

3.6.2

18 January 2018

Broadcast quality video playback.

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Overview

OnTheAir Video is a very easy-to-use and intuitive broadcast quality video playback application. It can be used for automated playout thanks to its optional scheduler or it can serve as a clip store for live news operations. Thanks to its powerful and reliable playback engine

Takes intelligently advantage of multi core CPU's, much better then QuickTime based playback applications.
Seamless switching to next clip, no frame drops.
Advanced streaming buffering algorithm's works from hard disk, Raid, Xsan, TCP network.
Realtime graphics composing on top of video (Optional Logo overlay layer).

It supports many video formats like MPEG-4 (I-frame only), MPEG IMX, DVCam, DV, DVCPro, DVCPro 50, DV50, Photo JPEG, M-JPEG etc... (Some of these formats requires you have an official license of Final Cut).

Optional Features:

Full HD resolution playback using DVCProHD or uncompressed video clips (HDV support will come in 2007)
Logo overlay layer
Simultaneous multi channel Audio output
24/7 Scheduling features

What's new in OnTheAir Video

Version 3.6.2:

New: Added the ability to play H.265 (HEVC) files with hardware acceleration. Requires macOS 10.13 or later and a Mac using a 6th generation core intel processor or later
Improved: Added new preferences when controlling the playback with ATEM Production Switchers
Improved: When using the "Contact Support" feature, there is not anymore that 7MB limit for logs
Fixed: UI issues with macOS 10.13

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2 OnTheAir Video Reviews

alas!

17 April 2011

Most helpful

$1700? Well, this is obviously meant for commercial TV studios, who have the bread for it, and not for us run of the mill Mac users.

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Version 2.5b11

mrsidoric

27 January 2014

Can understand that $2700 is cheap for a broadcast/wire operation -- but for a less than 10Mb file.... well.... I have iOS apps that size that were far cheaper. Anyone use this stuff and can discuss value for pros?

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Version 3.0.5