Media Encoder needs to be updated to meet the needs of studios

Media Encoder needs to be able to:
- Encode with fast start stream
- Have a preset for PIX Systems or the ability to create one (i.e. fast start streaming)
- Put a burn in on the screen of someone's initials and be able to adjust the transparency without having to create it in photoshop
- Use a cluster of multiple CPUs to power it for faster encoding
Studio films are still using the very outdated Compressor because Adobe Media Encoder cannot do these things. Our office would switch to Media Encoder if these options were available.

It appears it will. See the Snow Leopard link I posted above.
System Requirements Mac
Mac computer with an Intel processor
5 GB free hard drive space
1 GB RAM
DVD drive for installation
Safari for Snow Leopard is also experiencing the same problems for some sites.
Try another browser as a test.
Firefox

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