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I believe part of this is because Dolby is suing Adobe, saying they mandate certain pricing requirements in the license agreements, and so Adobe has responded b

I believe part of this is because Dolby is suing Adobe, saying they mandate certain pricing requirements in the license agreements, and so Adobe has responded by pulling old versions of their software with support for Dolby file formats. [0] https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/6002319/Dolbyvsadobecomplaint.pdf https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/6002319/Dolbyvsad...

interestica 6y ago
I think in the latest iteration of Media Encoder it can no longer accept MKV containers.... I'm wondering if it was also tied to some license issue.
- netsharc 6y ago
  Huh, but MKV is Matroska, and it's a free-to-use open standard...
  - SSLy 6y ago
    Don't expect a non-free software company to understand the difference between a media container and bitstream codec.