Audio bitrate on TS

Hi all,
Did a search and did not find an answer, so, hoping someone here has one.
I want to know if there is a way to adjust the audio bit rate when making a transport stream. I can't seem to find it. I need a TS with a maximum of 3.75Mbs for VOD. The audio bit rate seems to be locked to about 680+ Kbs, which leaves only a setting of 3.0Mbs for video. I would like to make the audio about 384Kbs and increase the video a bit. Can this be done with Compressor 2?
Thanks.
Matt

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