Just upgraded to it and I'm finding the new "cluster" layout a bit frustrating.
Under Lion and Compressor 3.5 (or up to 4.07) I could select as many as 8 cores on my machine (not that I ever would, I usually just picked 3) which would give me six threads to process a clip with.
Under 4.1 I'm limited to the default plus one additional core, so I only have four threads. Core activity is fairly low under this new layout; whereas before it would fly though (I've used a same batch of files I converted last week and it's taking considerably longer).
Found this too: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT6097
My machine is essentially behaving like a dual core machine under the old layout, and if this is Apple's attempt to reduce the strain on my machine so I can do something else it's not needed as this MacBook Pro's primary job in life is just compressor processing!
Anyone else finding the same 'issue'?
Under Lion and Compressor 3.5 (or up to 4.07) I could select as many as 8 cores on my machine (not that I ever would, I usually just picked 3) which would give me six threads to process a clip with.
Under 4.1 I'm limited to the default plus one additional core, so I only have four threads. Core activity is fairly low under this new layout; whereas before it would fly though (I've used a same batch of files I converted last week and it's taking considerably longer).
Found this too: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT6097
My machine is essentially behaving like a dual core machine under the old layout, and if this is Apple's attempt to reduce the strain on my machine so I can do something else it's not needed as this MacBook Pro's primary job in life is just compressor processing!
Anyone else finding the same 'issue'?