CINEMA HOME MOBILE OFFICE PROFESSIONALS Getting Licensed Thank you for your interest in Dolby Laboratories. To apply for a license to include Dolby technologies in your products, please follow these instructions. If you are an existing Dolby Licensee, please contact your sales manager. If you are not yet a Dolby Licensee, please follow the steps listed below. Getting Licensed: Step 1 Determine whether your product or content is aimed at the consumer or professional market: Consumer A/V receivers Digital media adapters Digital televisions DVD or Blu-ray Disc™ players Gaming consoles Integrated circuits Mobile devices PC hardware or software Portable media players Set-top boxes Software implementations within products for consumers Sound bars Professional Broadcast Content for public broadcast, wide distribution, and/or retail sale Media authoring Postproduction Professional music Television production Step 2 Complete one of the following application forms to indicate your interest in the consumer or professional license. We will then contact you and send you the appropriate questionnaire to license Dolby® technology. Apply for a Consumer License Apply for a Professional License Step 3 Complete the questionnaire and send it, along with any requested financial information, to Dolby for review and approval. Step 4 Dolby will send you a contract to complete—review, sign, and return the contract with the initial license fee. We will then send you the requested technology; marketing, testing, and implementation tools; and other important information about working with Dolby. Step 5 Submit your product or implementation containing Dolby technology for testing to ensure that it meets our quality standards. Upon approval, your company becomes an official Dolby Licensee. You will be added to the Dolby Licensee list so you can work with other Dolby Licensees to buy or sell implementations. Windows Licensing Program If you would like to license the Dolby Audio™ technologies included in the Microsoft® Windows® operating system, please complete the questionnaire on the Windows Licensing Program page and indicate how many devices your OEM company will be making per year. Based on your response, we will assist you with obtaining a new licensing agreement to support the use of Dolby Audio (supporting Dolby Digital Plus™) in Windows and which will be natively supported by the new Microsoft Edge browser for the playback of web-based content as well as accessible by third-party Windows Store and Universal apps. You must have an agreement with Dolby prior to the shipment of any Windows devices. Agreement for Encoded Content and Media If you would like to use Dolby trademarks to indicate that your recorded audio content has been encoded with Dolby technologies, or to use Dolby trailers at the beginning of broadcasts, games, or video programs, you must complete a Dolby Logo Use Agreement Application (trademark agreement). Agreement for Motion Pictures If you are creating a motion picture and want to release it in Dolby Digital audio, you will need to complete a Motion Picture Service Agreement (MPSA). Licensed Dolby Manufacturers Use this list to verify that consumer electronics products you purchase bearing the Dolby logo and trademark are genuinely licensed by Dolby Laboratories. Licensed Dolby Manufacturers More Like This Dolby in the Office Enjoy clearer, more effective meetings and conference calls across offices, cities, and time zones. Dolby in the Cinema Lose yourself in a captivating cinematic experience when you watch movies at a Dolby theatre. Dolby in Home Theaters Transform your living room into a sophisticated home theater with surround sound and true-to-life video. Cinema Home Theater Mobile Office Professionals AV Installers and Retailers Broadcast Cinema Content Services Game Development PC and Mobile Streaming Who We Are Leadership Worldwide Offices Environmental Commitment Careers Working at Dolby News Press Releases Investors Company Financials Corporate Governance Stock Information Investor Resources Region : UNITED STATES Contact Us|Support|EU Funding|Privacy Policy|Terms of Use Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Instagram Vimeo Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. All other trademarks remain the property of their respective owners. © 2017 Dolby Laboratories, Inc. All rights reserved.