Quicktime export bug workaround

For the past couple of days I have been preparing for the fall close captioning guidelines. Every piece of promotion and show must be close captioned. There are in Premiere Pro 2 ways to export Captions. There is the sidecar file and the embedded captions. The sidecar file is not a problem, you have 4 different formats of files you can export to. The embedded format on the other hand is a bit of a problem being that only Quicktime supports this embedded feature.
Now, many of us are having to use H264 codec to export our material because the Quicktime codec fails every time when you try to export to 1920x1080.
I read in some obscure forum that if you reduce the number of processor cores to 21 or less it should fix this problem. Well, good news, it did!
I run dual quad Zeon processors with 32 processor cores, 64 gigs of Ram, 2 SSD drives mounted in Raid(mirror), an AJA Kona Capture card and a Nvidia K4000 graphics card.
In default Windows 7 setup I could never export in Quicktime 1080i, it would fail all the time. So after reading the post from the other forum , I tried a few things. At first, I tried reducing the number of cores to 24 and that didn't work, then 21 same thing. Then I tried 16 cores. Eureka, it worked. I can now export with the Quicktime codec in full HD(1080i).
So, I thought lets try this with 20 cores. Again, it worked. Finally, I can go back to my preferred format for size and quality. I have been on this setting all day and I have had no problem whatsoever.
The only perceivable drawback so far is that renders take a little more time.
Hope this helps!

OK! 20 cores is still to many. After 5 or 6 successfull Quicktime 1080 exports it started failing again. So I further reduced the number of cores to 16. So far so good.

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