Adobe Media Encoder Free Download 15.4.1

Adobe Media Encoder For Windows provides different video export formats depending on the Adobe applications it is installed with. When installed with only Adobe Flash CS4, This product provides export formats for Adobe FLV, F4V, and H.264 video. When installed with Adobe Premiere Pro CS 4 and Adobe After Effects, additional export formats are available. Your go-to Windows application for all media processing!

With this program on a computer dedicated to video, encoding lets you batch-process multiple video and audio clips; in environments where a video is a significant form of content, batch-processing expedites your workflow. You can add, reorder, and change the encoding settings of files in the batch-processing queue while Adobe Media Encoder 2020 is encoding video files.

Ingest, transcode, create proxies, and output any format you can imagine. This powerful media management tool allows you to work with media in a unified way across applications. Tight integration with Adobe Premiere Pro CC, After Effects CC, and other applications provides a seamless workflow.

With Adobe Media Encoder, you can now export your projects into playable content on any screen you might think of due to its power and very potent features. Your videos can also be optimized now and resolution selection is just a breeze.

Alongside these great sets of profiles, It also packs a very intuitive interface that can prove to be the perfect environment for creating your job queue. Upon each and every job you add to the queue, you can select from a plethora of profiles covering virtually any possibility and combination of size and resolution.

You can also set up presets of your own if you don’t seem to find one to want and also write some comments, too. The Video section allows you to set the basic video settings such as the resolution, frame rate, field order, aspect, TV standard, profile, or level.

Adobe Media Encoder Features

• Support for ProRes export on Windows
• New export presets for ProRes
• Import HEIF files recorded on iOS devices on macOS and Windows
• Faster decoding for Canon Cinema RAW Light (Windows)
• Support for importing ProRes HDR footage, including Rec2020 and PQ/HLG color information
• Support for display color management
• Support for ARRI Alexa LF camera format
• Support for Sony Venice v2 camera format
• Support for Google VR180 format Support for HEIF (HEIC) still image format on macOS
• Expanded support for hardware acceleration on macOS
• Support for 8K H.264 export
• Export XAVC QFHD Long GOP 4:2:2 formats
• Hardware-accelerated HEVC encoding on Windows 10 with 7th Generation (or later) Intel® Core™ processors and Intel Graphics enabled
• Improved RED camera format decoding
• Improved Sony RAW/X-OCN camera format decoding
• Hardware-accelerated H.264 encoding on Windows 10 with 6th Generation (or later) Intel® Core™ processors and Intel Graphics enabled
• Hardware-accelerated H.264 and HEVC encoding on Mac OS 10.13 systems with supported hardware
• Support for importing Canon C200 camera formats
• Support for importing Sony Venice camera formats
• RED camera Image Processing Pipeline [IPP2] support
• Destination Publishing support for new Twitter 280-character limit
• Playlist selection when publishing to YouTube
• Page selection when publishing to Facebook
• Add custom titles when publishing to YouTube, Facebook, or Vimeo
• Add custom video thumbnails when publishing to YouTube
• Notification for missing items in queue before encoding
• H.264 adaptive bitrate presets automatically choose best output bitrate based on source frame size and frame rate
• Animated GIF export on macOS and Windows
• Time Tuner effect improvements
• Newly optimized list of H.264 presets
• Format support for RF64 WAV Decode/Encode, decode for Sony X-OCN, and QuickTime DNx Smart Rendering
• Warning when importing non-native QuickTime sources
• Timecode modification for 720p 59.94 media

You can quickly and easily set the bitrate encoding as well as the target and maximum bitrate. The ‘Advanced Settings’ area also allows you to set the keyframe distance. You can also choose to use maximum render quality and frame blending. While all of these may add some time to the overall encoding time, sometimes they really can make a difference.

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System Requirements

For Windows OS

For Mac OS