Tools On Air
Tools On Air: Powerful production and playout tools designed for small and large TV stations. Solutions for all the needs of TV broadcasters and producers with easy installation and integration into existing infrastructures.
ToolsOnAir introduced the concept of “TV on Apple Mac” and offers highly innovative, powerful and intelligent ingest and playback solutions, running on macOS and/or Linux platforms, to accommodate the daily needs of a TV station or broadcast production facility , with a cost-effective approach.
just: in
A network-based solution for all your broadcasting needs. Include single-camera, multi-camera, satellite or VTR recordings with crash, batch, or even scheduled.
just: in linux
Seamlessly integrate into any broadcaster's production stream or post-production, multiple just:in video sources directly to Apple QuickTime, MXF OP1a and MP4.
just: in v4 (beta)
live: cut
live:cut enables multicam workflow for up to 16 cameras and dramatically reduces production time by eliminating many time-consuming production processes.
just: play
An automated 24/7 broadcast playout server. Plays SD, HD, UHD and 4K, integrates live feeds, events, GPI router and real-time graphics.
just: live
A live production playout for real-time video and graphics. Enhances real-time video and graphics playback in any live environment while maintaining full situational control.
composition: builder
A real-time graphic template editor for just:live and just:play that enables small and medium-sized TV stations to easily create and implement professional real-time graphic templates.
just:store
Professional broadcasting requires special storage solutions: speed, reliability, low latency, file-level access, stable bandwidth and easy scaling. just: store meets these requirements at an unbeatable price.
just: news
ToolsOnAir's Broadcast Suite allows TV and news stations to easily integrate OCTOPUS news systems and run stories with professional video and graphics standards in real time for news, weather, stock, sports and other broadcasts. Final delivery is then achieved via just: live.