Inter BEE 2025 – Exhibition Booth Preview
KORG will exhibit at Inter BEE 2025, which will be held at Makuhari Messe in Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture from Wednesday, November 19th to Friday, November 21st, 2025.
Live Extreme, the high-quality audio streaming technology developed by KORG, supports formats such as 4K, HDR, high-resolution/lossless audio, and surround sound, and has earned high praise as a high-quality music and video streaming system.
The exhibition will introduce a new utilization model that optimizes this technology for cinema screening equipment and expands the field of distribution to include live viewing and ODS, with a focus on cinema screenings.
In addition, the company will also announce plans to develop a theater management system that will provide integrated management of everything from live venues to cinema screenings and remote monitoring, demonstrating the potential for more efficient screening operations and the development of new solutions for live viewing.
KORG at Inter BEE 2025 Exhibition Overview
- Dates: November 19th (Wed) – 21st (Fri) 10:00-17:30 (until 17:00 on the 21st)
- Location: Makuhari Messe
- Booth: Pro Audio Section, Hall 3, Booth No. 3218
- Admission: Free (all visitors must register)
- Main exhibits:
- Video streaming encoder software system “Live Extreme Encoder”
- Live Extreme streaming demonstration
- Introducing the theater distribution system and dedicated app
Exhibit solution overview
This event will introduce a range of streaming solutions that can be used in a variety of settings, centered around KORG’s high-quality audio streaming technology, “Live Extreme.” This time, we will focus on live viewing streaming solutions for movie theaters, and introduce new operational models and system configurations for theatrical screenings.
Next-generation theater distribution system
In recent years, there has been growing demand for screening non-movie digital content (ODS) at movie theaters, including live viewing of live concerts, plays, talk events, etc. This exhibition will introduce the next-generation theater distribution system being jointly developed by KORG and Hibino Imagineering.
The system utilizes existing cinema infrastructure, such as cinema servers and surround sound, to provide stable, high-quality live viewing without the need for additional equipment or major renovations. It also works with a dedicated cinema screening CMS currently under development to centralize operations such as screening schedule management, streaming monitoring, and pre-screening checks.
This time, we will also introduce the actual configuration of a live viewing distribution that includes surround sound, focusing on the distribution and screening process after encoding, including real-time distribution.
Real-time broadcast content
For live performances at Yamaha Sound Crossing Shibuya, with the cooperation of Kagayaki Co., Ltd., Miharu Communications Co., Ltd., and NHK Technologies, multi-channel audio and video was transmitted from the hall to the Shibuya T-2 audio broadcasting van studio without degradation, and a Dolby Atmos mix was created in real time from the Makuhari booth. Streaming data in the Dolby Atmos format was generated and distributed in real time using the Live Extreme Encoder.
Through these transmission paths, an immersive audio and remote production workflow will be created, allowing viewers to experience a practical model for real-time Dolby Atmos live viewing distribution.
- Date and time: 11/19, 11/20, 11/21 (1) 13:00- (2) 14:30- (3) 16:00- (15:30- on the last day only)
*There will be two presentations (1) and (3). (2) will be a live screening.
Live Extreme Encoder
This streaming encoder supports up to 4K and HDR video, lossless/high-resolution multi-channel audio, and surround sound formats such as Dolby Atmos. The latest version also includes expanded functionality, including support for AURO-3D CX.
Live Extreme Experience
A native application that enables playback of Live Extreme content on Android devices and set-top boxes (Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV). In addition to lossless/high-resolution PCM content, it also supports playback of Dolby Atmos content on Dolby Atmos-enabled devices.
Studio Extreme Tokyo
This is a professional studio run by the musical instrument manufacturer KORG. In addition to being equipped with the latest audio and video equipment, it also offers instrument rentals. It offers the perfect environment for recording and live streaming that focuses on sound.
