New Mac w/Snow Leopard - Compressor

So I was having the same problem a lot of people were having with compressor not being able to submit a batch and going into Qmaster preferences and trying to start sharing and it says 'qmasterd not running'... so after looking at all the posts and helps I went back to my install disc and opened 'Extras' and then installed 'AppleQmasterNode.mpkg'... and I found out that my problem happened because I clicked 'no' for 'Would you like to make this computer available for distributed processing over a network?'
I originally clicked 'no' because, hey, I have one computer I'm not going to need that... Well I guess I did need that... Compressor just completed a batch.
Thanks for everybody's knowledge on this board, and I hope this might help someone else.

You did help someone else....me! Thanks so much for the information. I have been beating my head against the wall trying to figure out what was going on.
I appreciate the post.
David

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