Exportar MPEG2 en MAC

Hola,
Hace relativamente poco que cuento con un MAC propio en casa. Quiero exportar un proyecto de Premiere en MPEG2 pero el programa no me da esa opción. No sé si se debe a qué tan solo me ofrece los formatos recomendables para MAC. Sin embargo, con anterioridad edité en otros MACs (que tenían Windows instalado, aunque yo usaba la versión de iOS) y Premiere me permitía exportar en dicho formato.
¿Cómo puedo solucionarlo?
Muchas gracias de antemano.

Premiere PRO (La nueva versión de Adobe CC)

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