Streaming21 and Cool.revo will showcase their end-to-end IPTV, VoD and HDTV solutions at Inter BEE 2007 in Tokyo, Japan, November 20-22. Visitors will experience exciting live demos of fully-integrated IPTV solutions with amazing high-definition video quality and theater-like display.

Streaming21 and Cool.revo have worked closely to develop and market end-to-end IPTV solutions, including Streaming server, Set-top Box, DRM, Middleware, and networking. The companies have secured Tier 1 Telcos and broadband service providers in Japan, such as IPTV and VoD services for NTT group companies.

Streaming21’s IP Broadcasting Solution enables to broadcast reliable live TV channels and live events to televisions over public Internet with broadcast video quality in standard and high definitions. The new solution is an excellent alternative to satellite delivery of live video – it helps broadcasters to save huge cost on video transmission by using IP networks. This unique technology not only ensures stable streaming delivery over unmanaged networks but also allows delivering live channels to televisions over non-multicast networks.

Streaming21’s media-on-demand solution delivers carrier-class streaming services over IP networks and offers the industry's highest streaming performance. The solution is built on a reliable large-scale streaming architecture from single server to geographically distributed clusters. The platform is highly scalable to deliver hundreds of thousands of simultaneous streams to millions of households. The revolutionary platform also includes many industry-leading features that support H.264 and IPv6 video streaming with highly scaleable video delivery.

High-definition television for IPTV is another spotlight of the exhibition. The revolutionary H.264 feature enables perfect delivery of MPEG-4 compressed video at much lower bit rates, compared to the MPEG-2 standard. By cutting in half the bandwidth required to deliver broadcast-quality video streams for VOD and HDTV (high-definition television), this groundbreaking technology offers significant advancements in video compression and coding efficiency, making it much more cost effective to deliver optimal video quality over IP networks. The new enhancements support both SD and HD.