New in Adobe Media Encoder CC 2018:

Channel selection when publishing on YouTube and Vimeo
Selecting a playlist when publishing on YouTube
Choosing a page when publishing to Facebook
Adding your own title when posting on YouTube, Facebook and Vimeo
Adding your own thumbnail of a video when publishing on YouTube
Notification of missing items in the queue before encoding begins
Adaptive H.264 transmission rate settings that automatically select the optimal output speed based on the size and frame rate of the source video
Support for exporting GIF animations to Mac and Windows
Improved Time Tuner Effect
New optimized list of H.264 settings
Supports RF64 WAV encoding/decoding, Sony X-OCN decoding and QuickTime DNx intelligent rendering
Warning when importing QuickTime sources of a different format
Changing the time code for multimedia content with a resolution of 720p 59.94

Distribution feature:

Portable versions of Adobe by XpucT do not steal settings from other Adobe programs, do not conflict with installed Adobe programs, and can also work in parallel with other and foreign, installed and portable versions of any programs.
Cut Out:
Tons of localizations
Tons of help in all languages
Tons of illustrations in all languages
Creative Cloud Installation Files
Deep integration files with After Effects
Deep integration files with Cinema 4D
Anti-Piracy Protection Service
Error Logging Service
Report Generation Wizard Report
Sending Wizard

Frequently answered:

What is Portable?
Portable is a program that does not require installation, which runs from a single executable file *.exe
In our case, it does not leave traces on the system disk after work, does not create garbage (records) in the registry.
Does not register file extensions without user input. Does not create temporary folders on the system disk without the user's participation.
The program uses all the necessary filters, modules, libraries from the same directory in which it is located.
Will the settings of the installed Media Encoder fly off?
No, if you provoke a conflict of program settings, then the portable version of Media Encoder from XpucT will make backups of all conflicting directories located in the user's/AppData folder at startup. When the portable version from XpucT is closed, all data remains in the Portable Media Encoder directory, and old user data from other versions of programs is restored to the place where the conflict was provoked. This is done especially for those who do not know what they are doing. However, if the portable program is terminated through the task manager or the program is brought to departure, then it simply will not have time to restore the backup copy of the data and take out its data in its directory. For the same reason, it is highly discouraged to run Portable programs from Adobe at the same time. The only exception is Portable by XpucT. It is My Portable assemblies that do not conflict with their own and others' assemblies and do not steal settings from other Adobe packages. To better understand this, I recommend watching a video about how Portable programs work.
How do I get the default settings back?
Delete the Data folder that is created on the same level as the Media file Encoder.exe and the App folder.
How do I change the language to English?
Edit ➜ Install ➜ appearance ➜ Language

From the author:

I didn't make any screensavers with my name and other garbage.
This version will not leave a single folder in your system and a key in the registry.
Everything is stored in the directory where the program itself is located.
How Portable programs work
How to make PortableApps yourself

In any unclear situation:

1. You need to run the program as an administrator
2. The Adobe Media Encoder program was written in C++ using Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable. In order for the program to work on your computer, you also need to install Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable, otherwise this program will not work for you.