need to export for tv broadcast h.264 sd on fcp

[ericbphoto]

Hi everyone
I am having issue export to format h264 specify but my client they want for tv broadcast
these are the specs,
I did quicktime convertion usung mpeg4 with h264. I have tried and found nothing that can give me the setting ask can any one help.
I am using a mac pro 8process xeon with final cut studio 2

Encoding Type: CBR
Aspect Ratio: 1.33 (4:3). If higher, then letterboxed within a 4:3 frame.
Video Multiplex: One Video Stream per file
Video Format: 4:2:0 MP@L3, 525i
Frame Rate (Video Source): 29.97 fps
Frame Rate (Film Source): 23.98 fps
Bit Rate (Video): Max to fill TS – see Transport Stream bitrate spec (below)
Resolution: 720 x 480 – preferred, if can be supported without significant artifacts being introduced. Horizontal resolutions lower than 720 will be considered if they result in improved picture quality and fewer noticeable encoding artifacts.
Encoding: MPEG4 Part 10 / AVC / H.264

GOP (group of Pictures)
Structure: IBBBP – Preferred, if Hierarchical B encoding is supported.
If not, then IBBP.

PES Headers: 1 per Frame
Length 36 (IBBBP); 45 (IBBP)

Audio
Sampling Frequency: 48 KHz
Supported Format: AC-3
Audio Mode and Bit Rate: If Stereo source, then stereo (2/0) mode and 192Kbps;
If multichannel source, then 5.1 (3/2LFE) mode and 384Kbps


Closed Captioning: EIA-608

Transport Stream
Contents: Video, Audio, PSI muxed
Type: MPEG2 TS
Packet Size: 188 byte
Bit Rate: 2.5 Mbps (max), CBR
PSI Contents: Program Association Table, Program Map Table
PSI Frequency: 125 ms recommended (250 ms max)
PCR Accuracy: 27 Mhz (+/- 5 ppm)

PIDs
Video stream PID: PID 49 [0x0031]
Audio stream PID: PID 52 [0x0034]
Audio 2 stream PID: PID 483 [0x01E3] (optional)
Audio 3 stream PID: PID 484 [0x01E4] (optional)
PAT PID: PID 0 [0x0000]
PMT PID: PID 42 [0x002A]
PCR: PID 49 [0x0031]
PMT Identification (video): stream_type=27 [0x1B] (H.264)
PMT Identification (audio): stream_type=129 [0x81] (AC-3)

[edDV]

H.264 is seldom used as a source broadcast format. Make sure the client specifies exactly what he needs.

More often they want a tape format or a video server injest format (usually uncompressed or MPeg2).

The spec above resembles an uplink format rather than a studio or master control format.