Exporting HD mpeg2 to cable lab standards for cable insertion. (VOD)

Can compressor export to cable lab standards? I have tried using the mpeg2 transport stream setting but that gets rejected from insertion.
these are the specs I need.
Multiplexed Stream:
MPEG -2 Transport
481 Video PID
482 Audio PID
19.0 mbps
Video:
MPEG-2 Elementary
1920 x 1080i frame size
Main Profile | High Level
16:9 Aspect
29.97 or telecine
M = 3
N = 15 for 30 fps
N = 12 for 24 fps
Audio:
Dolby AC3
Can someone please help!

Your going to need proper multiplexing software to match with CableLabs PID's
Manzanita Systems has a great app to handle the task
-MP2TSMS-
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http://www.lilapple.com/mp2tsms.html

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