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  Rendering MPEG2 file issues…

  Posted by Damien Lawson on May 10, 2012 at 5:33 pm

  Hey Everyone!

  I have a video file that needs to be rendered immediately for a deadline, and I am running into so many issues that I have no clue how to fix. Any insight would be beyond appreciated… This is what I’m being told to send as the final file:

  MPEG 2 @ 50Mbps, I-Frame, Program Stream, .MXF file
  Essence Container: SMPTE D10 (Sony IMX 50)
  Operational Pattern: OP1A
  4:2:2 @ Main Level
  720 x 512
  Frame rate: 29.97
  Audio: PCM 24 bit @ 48Khz (4 discrete tracks: L, R, SAP, Descriptive)
  Must be NTSC (525) standard

  In media encoder when I try to resize my file from 720×480 to 720×512 it changes the Frame Rate to 23.97 and won’t let me put it back to 29.97… Also I’m not seeing anything OP1A related, and I’m not seeing an option to make PCM 24 bit audio…. How can I render to these settings?!? THANK YOU!!!

  Tom Smith replied 13 years, 3 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  Tom Smith

  May 25, 2013 at 12:37 pm

  Hello!

  I am having the same issue as you had encoding to MPEG2 with PCM 24bit audio.
  I wonder if you could maybe share how you solved the problem.
  Thanks!

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