Hi there,
We are trying to set up a better video scheduling system for our
student-run tv station at a state school.
We are an all-mac (OS X) studio, and all our video is compressed
digitally (all of it in some sort of digital format)
We broadcast 24/7 and currently use a program called "Cellulo" to play
videos.  It is just sort of an iTunes for videos, and certainly not
made for what we're using it for.
We are trying to find a Macintosh equivalent to Scala's InfoChannel
(http://www.scala.com/products/).  And are coming up with no luck.
Can there really not be a video scheduling program for Macintosh based
studios?

Any help is appreciated.
Thanks so much,
Sam J


ps. i know cellulo is a free program.  we are definitely not looking
for another small, free program.  we'd rather have something that
actually -works-.  So I guess, price is not really an issue, although
obviously something in the multiple thousands of dollars is going to
be kind of out of our league.

Hey Sam,
  I used this software a while back for the same type of setup that
you are looking for.  It worked very well.  It is called Live Channel
Pro, you may have already looked at it.
http://www.channelstorm.com/

I think it is in the $700 ballpark for education.