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How can I export to transport stream in Premiere CS4??
K I am having issues with my HD spots getting kicked back from a network because it is not in “transport stream”. Is this an option in Premiere I can choose? Ive been looking all over . . . Do I have to go and spend a bunch of money on yet another encoder to do this? Please help!!! The footage isnt being imported via a camera its .mov videos exported from AE. How can I get these to transport stream format?
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Pick the Mpeg2 format and change the multiplexer setting to TS.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
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Man I did that! but they keep on saying its not in transport stream. I’m so stumped!!! Thanks though as least I don’t feel crazy for checking that option TS, I could have sworn that is what it was for. . .
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The specs are:
ENCODING SPECIFICATIONS:
Encoding . . . . MPEG 2
Video Bit REate. . . … 45Mbps
StreamType . . . . Transport Stream
GOP . . . . .Long GOP IBBP preferred
Aspect Ratio . . . 16:9
Chroma . . . 4:2:2(MP@HL)I pass everything except for the Transport Stream part.
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Are you getting one or two files after exporting?
Transport streams have the audio and video “muxed” or multiplexed. Unnecessarily technical for “everything in one bucket.”
So the audio would have to be set for MPEG2 and it would be set to multiplex.
That’s a beefy file for a TV station. Kudos to them. The biggest MPEG stream I’ve output for a spot going to a playout server was 30 Mb/s.
TimK,
Director, Consultant
Kolb Productions,
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