Body: <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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Comments.Text: 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?
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Comments.Text: 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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Tags: <encoding><software-recommendation><post-production><mpeg><broadcast>
Title: What SOFTWARE could I use to encode to this spec?
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ThreadText: # 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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