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We do NOT edit video at our studio. We are a sound recording studio. We have a very high-end 7.1.4 audio monitoring rig and are able to mix audio for film and music in anything from mono to Dolby Atmos.
However, Dolby Atmos is a new venture for us and I'd like to see how the files we export are implemented by the filmmakers/editors in order to help us better serve our clients.
Our local demographic make a lot of indie films released on streaming services. We're not trying to take on Marvel Studios or anything big like that as a client at this time; just indie filmmakers who release to video streaming services.
I asked our IT guy what software would be popular for that demographic and he mentioned Adobe Premiere Pro.
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Hi,
Thanks for writing in. I found the following resource: https://professional.dolby.com/content-creation/Dolby-Atmos-for-content-creators/#gref To answer your question, I believe the formats you would be delivering would depend on the needs of the client at the head end of the delivery chain. They include the following: ADM BWF, IAB MXF, and MP4. I hope the info helps.
Thanks,
Kevin