Exporting to MPEG 2 HD with Transport Stream, 1920x1080

Hi,
I am trying to export a Pr project to the following requested settings: MPEG 2 HD with Transport Stream, 1920x1080. From the Format I selected MPEG2. I also adjusted the frame under the video tab to 1920. However, I have a feeling that something is not right. Please help.

Hi Colin,
Is MPEG2 a HD setting?
Thanks,
Sam

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