Qmaster compressor and wmv

Hello,
I have constructed a qmaster cluster with two 8 core mac pros.
The cluster was manually configured using Qadministrator. One Mac Pro is the cluster controller with services and one is just services for the node.
When I submit batches to the cluster using the mpeg 2 preset in compressor, the cluster uses all 16 processors and it goes really fast. When I submit using a custom preset that exports to WMV using the regular Flip4Mac (not episode) it compressor only uses the processors on the cluster controller. My rendering time has to be as short as possible and I don't understand why a cluster which appears to be properly configured given that Mpeg takes advantage of all 16 won't export wmv the same way.
I have read that the codec matters in how the jobs are sent to the cluster.
Also in settings MPeg can "create job segments" and wmv does not let you check that box.
thanks
ben

This sounds like a good question for Craig at the Flip4Mac forum

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Aaron Cohen2 wrote:
I quit compressor and CPU usage jumps up to 100% again for about 10 minutes, or until I force quit the processes I mentioned. Any ideas?
Mac Pro, early 2008
8 core 2.8 GHz
8GB RAM
Actually, I don't. I've run a whole bunch of cluster tests in 3,5 and 4 under various conditions and no clues popped up in that testing. (Assume this only happens with clusters.)
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http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1213418
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If you compare Final Cut Studio to other professional software, you will see that you are getting a great deal. Most professional software requires you to take out a support contract in order to get any level of support at all (even software updates), and some even mandate that you pay for 1 year's worth of support when you buy it. These packages cost considerably more and you don't get 8 applications in one.
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Avid Media Composer - $2500 + $995 standard support
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Hello all!
I am trying to compress a 48 Minute long HDV sequence to HD-DVD using the H.264 60 Min encode settings, and I am having problems.
I have read how to setup Qmaster to run multiple cores, so I have made a 4 core quick cluster on Qmaster with the following settings
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• *systems prefs/qmaster:* / advanced: tick the port ranges =on.
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OK.. this is only a summary.
POst your results of PM me if you need help.
I love compressor and Qm especially on this NEW MAC PRO.. it just smokes anything else I've used for transcoding.
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And as they say .. thats it!
Ph one more cool thing.. while it is transcoding and all your cores are ringing out at 99% each, try setting up a COMPRESSOR DROPLET. Set this on your desktop and drag and drop client_ref.mov onto it.. and watch compressor and master do their work.
Yes.. compressor is your best mate when you set him up properly.
HTH
w
sorry for the typos, I'm in a hurry...

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Frustrated.
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I love the new features which have been added to Adobe CC 2014.
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XDude.com! wrote:
Hello!
I love the new features which have been added to Adobe CC 2014.
However, removing the ability to render H.264 (MP4) or WMV essentially makes the program useless for me.
Adding AME to the workflow process is a considerable time-waster.
If anything, I'd think new program versions would add support for more render formats, not remove them?
If you could add H.264 and WMV support back in, I'd really appreciate it? Thanks.
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Let's see whether it's in sync before the fromat conversion. From FCP, Share>Export media. Open in QT and see whether it exported with sound playing properly. If it does, drag into Compressor and see if you get a good output file.
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cheers, Dave

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