Dolby-E

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Joey Murdock

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Can I get a 5.1 mix encoded to Dolby-E without having to pay licensing fees? If so do I need to contact Dolby and get their logo to put in the end credits or is that not necessary?
 
I don't know specifically about DD-E but I searched around a while ago about other DD encoding options and the best I found was DD 5.1 encoding found in Vegas. But to my understand that's not supposed to be for commercial use, however it doesn't appear anyone is too sure of that.

Here's a post I found while I was digging around recently...
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=117256
 
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