Module · Scheduling

Build the week once, and the channel runs itself

Playlists that get reused, assigned to days and hours. And a calendar that shows which slot is still empty before it shows on air.

What it does

Scheduling is where the time is won: it is done once and then repeats itself.

Reusable playlists

A playlist is built once and assigned to as many slots as needed. Change it and every airing changes.
Assigned by day and hour

The grid is built the way it is thought: what goes on each day, at what time, and until when.
Coverage calendar

It shows which slots have nothing assigned. The gap shows up beforehand, not when the signal gets there.
Media catalogue

The channel's material with its duration, resolution and codec, so the list is built knowing what goes in it.
Ingest

Material comes in once, its duration is read, and it sits in the catalogue ready to schedule.
Scheduled from another machine

No need to sit at the one going to air: work seats schedule against the same station.

Unit of scheduling	The playlist, assigned to a day and an hour
Reuse	The same playlist can be assigned to many slots
Coverage	A calendar that flags the unassigned slots
Catalogue	Duration, resolution and codec read from the file, not typed in
Ingest	Queue, jobs and history with the result for every file
Where it runs	On the full station or on any work seat

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