Everything a broadcast facility needs to stay on air.Without the facility.
Cloud playout. Nothing to install and nothing to rack — a channel is created in a browser and run from any region you transmit to.
EARLY ACCESS · ENGINEERS FIRST
A new channel is on air in two minutes.
Name it, load a schedule, choose the outputs. Nothing to install, nothing to size, no licence key to wait for.
New channel
What the engine does while nobody is watching.
Quality control, captioning and logging run against the signal, not against a dashboard someone has to be looking at.
Captions written in line
CEA-708 and EBU-TT-D are produced alongside the ad markers, not in a second pass. QC raises a dropped caption before the segment reaches air.
Alerts against the signal
Black frames, silence, loudness drift and a lost contribution are raised against the channel and the timecode where they happened — not as a dashboard colour.
Every frame logged as it aired
An as-run log per channel with SCTE-35 splice points, build version and region. Exportable for compliance without writing a query.
Nothing reaches air unmeasured.
Files, live feeds and remote contributions are analysed on the way in. Every output is measured on the way out, against the same timecode.
The engine fixes what it can before anyone is paged.
Four watchers read the live signal and the next four hours of the schedule. Each one is allowed exactly one action, at a stated confidence, and writes down what it did.
A remote fixture is on program. The standby chases it, frame-locked, one lane down.
Everyone edits the same playlist. Nobody sends a version.
Scheduling moves an item, traffic re-times a break, master control clears a captions flag. Each write lands on the playlist object and the other cursors see it inside 30 ms — no check-out, no locked row, no re-import before air.
Every client is subscribed to the same channel.
A cue from the gallery, a hold from a phone, a break skip from traffic automation. Each one lands on the same channel object, and the echo reaches every other subscriber in about 30 ms.
Tell us what your current system will not do.
If you already run playout on something else, the requirement it misses is the one worth building. Wishes go to the backlog, not to sales.
Import a playlist from the scheduler we already run, without re-cutting it.
Preview an SCTE-35 break before it goes to air.
As-run export in the format traffic already reads.
Dolby E pass-through on ST 2110-30.
Frame-accurate manual take from a phone.
REQUESTS FROM THE WAITING LIST · STATUS IS INTERNAL, NOT A DELIVERY DATE
Get on air before your competitor gets a quote.
Early access opens in stages. Broadcast engineers first.