Which PPro version has mpeg2-dvd

I'm currently working with PPro CS6 and I've discovered that the output option "mpeg2-dvd" is not among the options which turns out to be the exact one I need. After reading some online docs it appears this is a problem for many people with CS6. I've been unsuccessful in installing this option and I could really use some help from somebody who has encountered and fixed this issue.
In the event that CS6 is problematic I would like to know which version of PPro does not crash with the error "amtlib.dll file missing" constantly appearing on screen. If I need to downgrade to an earlier stable version then please suggest which one that may be. My proficiency level with
Thank you.

Oh, they've changed things a bunch ... but first, CS6 was a fine editing program of its day. Many still prefer to use it for the one-time purchase reason. The new model offers some strong advantages ... they've completely rebuilt the processes where the programs of the DVA's (digital video apps) work with one another, especially the Direct Link to SpeedGrade and even the Dynamic Link to AfterEffects. As Adobe no longer "ships" Encore for DVD authoring as a "current" app, we need to download the CS6 PrPro and then on install, we can choose to only install Encore ... that's how one does DVD's now. Work in the newer PrPro, export to Mpeg-2/DVD, then import into CS6 Encore.
The Direct Link with SpeedGrade has nearly turned that program into a plug-in for PrPro. Set up & work a project in PrPro, do the "Send Direct to SpeedGrade" option, and in a few moments ... like 20 second or so ... you're working your PrPro project in SpeedGrade. No intermediate files ... no DPX ... nothing. Just the PrPro project itself in a dedicated grading program. Finish the grading you want to do now, hit the back to PrPro icon, another 20 seconds, you're working back in PrPro.
That's changed the whole process for many of us. It's so fast that if I'm curious as to whether X footage is really worth adding to the timeline over quality issues, I pop it over to Sg and see how well it grades. Rather than going for "project lock" before beginning grading, I'll have a sequence fleshed out for the clips intended for it, and immediately take it over to Sg. Come back to Prpro to keep working the rest of the project. Render-out/export are always done from PrPro and that ever more capable Adobe Media Encoder (AME) program that's part of PrPro, rather than that ... odd ... Render process that Sg had.
PrPro used to work better with Ae than it really did with Sg ... and though the process with Sg has been dramatically improved, the one with Ae does more also. There's other people around here like shooternz who do A LOT more using PrPro & Ae on the same project than I do. They can talk about the way that works now. Again, CS6 did cooperate ... CC2014.2 is vastly more inter-connected.
Some of the processes have also been streamlined, such as creating new sequences, moving things to Audition for sound work, and some tools have been updated. I have trouble remembering all the changes, I'm just so used to the new way, and at times rather stunned when I go back into CS6 ... for me, that's a lot harder to work in.
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