Television is the most important broadcast media in Brazil. At the beginning of the last decade, it was decided to digitize the Brazilian TV broadcast system. A government action joining researchers of all around the country carried out a study on several topics of Digital TV. Video and audio coding, along with interactivity and multiplexing, modulation and transmission subsystems are among the studied aspects of the DTV System. What came out is the SBTVD, the Brazilian DTV standard, which is based on the Japanese ISDB-T transmission standard, and adopts H.264 and HE-AAC as video and audio coding standards. Nowadays, almost all South American and some African countries adopted the SBTVD. The main objective of this work is to develop a tool that creates a Transport Stream compliant to the Brazilian standard ABNT NBR15603 which is based on the ISO/IEC 13818-1 standard. To achieve this objective, considerable research was carried out to understand the fundamental concepts introduced by ISO/IEC13818-1 and the differences between this standard and the ABNT NBR15603. Some existing tools generate streams compliant to the international standards but fail to obey the Brazilian specificities. An updated version of the FFmpeg framework is therefore proposed which now includes the mandatory structures of SBTVD in the Transport Stream.