How to export MPEG-2 Transport Stream??

[maxfan]

Hi,

I have a .mov file I want to export it into MPEG-2 Transport Stream .Is it possible?

Below Client Requirement :


Stream Type MPEG-2 Transport Stream

Video Bitrate 20 - 100 Mbps (CBR or VBR)

Frame Rate 29.97 (1080i),
59.94 (720p)

GOP Structure Closed GOP

Closed Captioning5 EIA-608 and EIA-708

Chroma 4:2:0, 4:2:2

Interlacing Upper Field First (1080i),
Progressive (720p)

Aspect Ratio 16:9

Width/Height8 1920x1080 (1080i),
1280x720 (720p)


Audio Type MPEG-1 Layer 2

Typical Transfer2 2-40 minutes

Typical Export3 < 1 minute < 1

Notes MP@HL
HP@HL




Thanks

[Baldrick]

I would try tsmuxer and export to a ts.


Or if you want a mpg then try avidemux, open mov, under video and audio choose copy, Output format: mpeg2 ts muxer/mpeg2 ps-muxer and last save as a mpg.

Or with ffmpeg (command line), c:\ffmpeg\ffmpeg.exe -i "c:\video\video.mov" -c:v copy -c:a copy "c:\video\newvideo.mpg"

[maxfan]

Thanks for the reply

Can I do in Premiere cs6?

[smrpix]

Can I do in Premiere cs6?

Yes. Though Adobe Media Encoder will give you more precise control.

If the video in your .mov is already to spec, Baldrick's options will pass the video through untouched.

[maxfan]

But I can't find "MPEG-2 Transport Stream" option in it.and many other option like GOP Structure Closed GOP,Video Bitrate 20 - 100 Mbps (CBR or VBR)

Please help...

[smrpix]

In Adobe media encoder selct the mpeg2 preset that best matches your requirements.
Drag it onto the title of your file in the queue.
Then click on the preset in your queue to access the customizable video, audio and multiplexer tabs.
Once you create a preset you like you can save it as a user preset.
https://helpx.adobe.com/media-encoder/using/export-settings-reference.html#exportsetti...logboxoverview


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[maxfan]

Thank you so much for the reply you are life saver..

Only one thing I would to know how to closed GOP??

and after render I found something like this.

[smrpix]

You can manually set the closed GOP duration under the video tab (see previously posted image.)

The other issue is blended frames from either changing the frame rate rate or improper deinterlacing. The best solution depends on correct diagnosis of the problem. Adobe is not particularly good at handling either one.

[maxfan]

for closed GOP I have to set 0 in Closed GOP every option.Right?

[smrpix]

for closed GOP I have to set 0 in Closed GOP every option.Right?

No, you set it to the duration (or a multiple) of your GOPs. In the example image above, 15.

[maxfan]

Thank you

I got it now.. Thanks