Adobe Media Encoder CS4 - missing formats

Hi
I wonder if anyone can help me with this. I have the Adobe Media Encoder as part of Web Premium CS4. In the Format menu there are only two formats showing FLV and F4V. I have seen additional formats on other computers and don't know why they are missing from my copy.
Anyone any ideas or tips on how to install them. I am running Windows Vista.
Thanks
GeorgeB

Hi Jerron
Thanks for getting back to me.
I suspected that may be the reason. I have downloaded the latest update but that didn't add any additional format.
No matter.
Thanks anyway..
George

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