You'll have to forgive my errors/typos or whatever they were. My apologies. You're right... one of the entries did say "I288000".
My blunder was that when I read the post by Lachbuster that Kevin linked it said:
This trick also works for customizing bitrates btw, much like with fps....you have to make two similar changes in the custom.prf file....if you saved the profile as 3 mbps, for example, you'll find 'I3xxxxxx' (where x corresponds to the saved audio bitrate), and 'I3000000' (the saved video bitrate). If you wanted 5.25mbps instead, substitute 5250000 (+ audio bitrate, ie 256000) for the first and 5250000 for the one that was 'I3000000'. Save and voila.
In checking out the mistake you pointed out, I found there were in fact three (3) occurrences of sg22 Ixxxxxxxx. Once I'd changed the 2 I found, I thought I was done. Apparently, not so.
So you can see what I mean, I've copied the text from the prf file into a Word doc & highlighted those entries in red. (attached)
Randy - I don't pretend to understand all the gobbledygook in those files. Just following instructions & trying to work out a possible solution.
I do know that I produced a profile that generated a video with a high bitrate, which is what you were after.
Anyway - it's a good day when I can learn something, even if it's because I've made errors.
Glad you're getting places with your production.
Cheers - Tony
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