Help for: Video 4:2:2 + Dolby Digital + Stereo

Dear all
I posted this stopic already here http://forums.adobe.com/message/2579911#2579911 and Bill Hunt suggested me to report here the issue in order to be able to get some help.
Could you help me please ?
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Dear all
In order to publish my video clip on iTunes, they asked me some specs that I'm not sure are supported by Adobe Premiere Pro. Or better: I have not found any reference about them.
I'm wondered if anybody can help me please.
The specs given are the following ones:
Video: 1920x1080 ( I can say: till here not problem .... )
Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 track + Stereo track ( total: 8 tracks = 6 for Dolby and 2 for stereo )
File: pro res 4:2:2 HQ
Film: 23.98p
Video:29.97i
Audio: Must have 8 channels of audio
5.1 – L, R, C, LFE, Ls, Rs / PCM Little Indian / Each audio channel needs to be its own track - Ch.7 stereo left, Ch. 8 stereo right / PCM Little Indian / Each audio channel needs to be its own track
What can I do please ? Is Premiere already encoding with those specs ?
What is not clear for me are the File type: 4:2:2 HQ ( I ask myself if it is already so or not ) and the Audio
Can you help me please ?
Thank you very much in advance

hi, some info re: 4:2:2
Format
BIT RATE
SIGNAL SAMPLING
COMPRESSION RATIO
TAPE WIDTH
DVCPRO
25 Mb/sec
4:1:1
5:1
1/4"
DVCPRO 50
50 Mb/sec
4:2:2
3.3:1
1/4"
DV & Mini DV
25 Mb/sec
4:1:1
5:1
1/4"
DVCAM
25 Mb/sec
4:1:1
5:1
1/4"
DIGITAL-S (fox, abc, cbs, using)
50 Mb/sec
4:2:2
3.3:1
1/2"
DIGITAL BETACAM (fox, abc, cbs, using)
90 Mb/sec
4:2:2
2:1
1/2"
DVCPRO HD 2/3" (fox, abc, cbs, using)
100 Mb/sec
4:2:2
1/6.3 , 1/6.7
1/4"

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{quote}I played a known DD HD film 'In Bruges' but no matter what could not pick up DD 5.1 via HDMI, my AV reciever Sony 2400ES (brand new model) just piccks up stereo{quote}
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{quote:title=james beresford-wylie wrote:} What would be handy Apple are:
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{quote}2. A definitive answer on this issue{quote}
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