Adobe Media Encoder 2022 (v22.6.0.65) is a specialized application for transcoding, rendering, and compressing audio and video files. This August 2022 update primarily focused on improving synchronization between Adobe Premiere Pro and Media Encoder when working with interpreted footage.
: Users can designate local folders that automatically trigger encoding with pre-selected presets whenever new files are added.
: Resolves a critical issue where Premiere Pro would send clips to Media Encoder using their original frame rate rather than the interpreted rate, which previously caused out-of-sync audio and video. Adobe Media Encoder 2022 v22.6.0.65
: Combines multiple media files into a single output during the encoding process. 2022 System Requirements Minimum Specification Recommended Specification Processor Intel 6th Gen or AMD Ryzen 1000 Intel 11th Gen+ or AMD Ryzen 3000+ RAM 16 GB (HD) / 32 GB (4K) GPU 4 GB+ VRAM (8 GB for 4K workflows) OS (Windows) Windows 10 (64-bit) v20H2+ Windows 11 OS (macOS) macOS 11.0 (Big Sur) macOS 12 (Monterey) or later If you need help setting up a Watch Folder If you are having performance issues with a specific codec If you need a comparison to the current 2026 version Learn about & get started using Adobe Media Encoder
Overview of Adobe Media Encoder. ... For an overview of using all the features in Adobe Media Encoder, see this video by Jan Ozer. Adobe Help Center Adobe Media Encoder system requirements Adobe Media Encoder 2022 (v22
: Addressed an issue where audio was missing from AVCHD spanned clips specifically on macOS .
: Allows for the simultaneous encoding of multiple files to speed up workflows. : Resolves a critical issue where Premiere Pro
: Builds on earlier 2022 releases that added support for RED V-RAPTOR cameras and transparency in GIF exports. Core Capabilities