<p>Thanks in advance!</p>
<p>It's an <strong>mpeg</strong> transport stream in a <strong>.ts</strong> wrapper. Layout would be as follows:</p>
<p><strong>Video</strong> (MPEG2, 80Mbps, CBR, All I Frame,422@HL) <br />
<strong>Audio1</strong> (Track1/PID1) 1 pair LPCM(SMPTE 302M)48kHz <br />
<strong>Audio2</strong> (Track2/PID2) 1 pair LPCM(SMPTE 302M)48kHz <br />
<strong>Audio3</strong> (Track3/PID3) 1 pair LPCM(SMPTE 302M)48kHz <br />
<strong>Audio4</strong> (Track4/PID4) 1 pair LPCM(SMPTE 302M)48kHz <br /></p>
<p>FFmpeg is out because it won't encode LPCM into .ts.<br /><br /> I'd rather not go down the AVISynth wormhole because I'm Mac based but if there is a CLEAR solution (as opposed to random AVISynth fiddling) by trying that route, I'd definitely be willing to give it a go.<br /><br /> I tried AME/Adobe.<br /><br />I tried Telestream.<br /><br /> I tried Resolve. <br /><br /> I haven't tried Compressor <em>this go around</em> but I know it's there to try if I don't hear anything else.</p>
<p>I've done this a bunch with hardware encoders but I'm on my own now and a dedicated HW encoder is not in the budget for this project.<br /><br /> I look forward to and appreciate your input!</p>

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2020-06-19T23:15:24.740Z
What exactly did you try in each of those programs? Please share the full ffmpeg command and output. Which Telestream product? Did you try contacting their technical support?
Michael Liebman
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2020-06-30T03:34:00.860Z
I appreciate your response! In the interim I corresponded with one of (I think) the developers of ffmpeg and they were able to clarify some information regarding the software’s ability to encode 302M audio into .ts from non-.ts sources.  It also APPEARS that I can do this in AWS/elemental so I’m going to  do some testing with that.  I’ll report back if I have any noteworthy results.  Cheers!
TehOtherLebowski
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What SOFTWARE could I use to encode to this spec?
TehOtherLebowski
# What SOFTWARE could I use to encode to this spec?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-06-18)

Thanks in advance!

It's an **mpeg** transport stream in a **.ts** wrapper. Layout would be as follows:

**Video** (MPEG2, 80Mbps, CBR, All I Frame,422@HL)   
**Audio1** (Track1/PID1) 1 pair LPCM(SMPTE 302M)48kHz   
**Audio2** (Track2/PID2) 1 pair LPCM(SMPTE 302M)48kHz   
**Audio3** (Track3/PID3) 1 pair LPCM(SMPTE 302M)48kHz   
**Audio4** (Track4/PID4) 1 pair LPCM(SMPTE 302M)48kHz

FFmpeg is out because it won't encode LPCM into .ts.  
  
 I'd rather not go down the AVISynth wormhole because I'm Mac based but if there is a CLEAR solution (as opposed to random AVISynth fiddling) by trying that route, I'd definitely be willing to give it a go.  
  
 I tried AME/Adobe.  
  
I tried Telestream.  
  
 I tried Resolve.   
  
 I haven't tried Compressor *this go around* but I know it's there to try if I don't hear anything else.

I've done this a bunch with hardware encoders but I'm on my own now and a dedicated HW encoder is not in the budget for this project.  
  
 I look forward to and appreciate your input!

**Tags:** encoding, software-recommendation, post-production, mpeg, broadcast

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: What exactly did you try in each of those programs? Please share the full ffmpeg command and output. Which Telestream product? Did you try contacting their technical support?  
> **username_0**: I appreciate your response! In the interim I corresponded with one of (I think) the developers of ffmpeg and they were able to clarify some information regarding the software’s ability to encode 302M audio into .ts from non-.ts sources.  It also APPEARS that I can do this in AWS/elemental so I’m going to  do some testing with that.  I’ll report back if I have any noteworthy results.  Cheers!  

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