#Ripbot264 distributed encoding access violation 64 Bit
Thank you for your response and actually I installed the FFDshow 32 bit as I read in a post somewhere that Ripbot supposedly is not compatible with the 64 bit version and also installed the C++ binary which fixed the problem. The client launches successfully and begins to copy files to shared folder followed by indexing.ĥ) I can see Queues/chunks and the encoding starts on the primary machine but when I hit online for Server 2 in client it tries to connect and then goes offline.Ħ) By looking at the status on the Server 2 machine I see the following errors (see image below) and can't figure out what's wrong. In the Tab where there are IP fields I entered the correct IP with port for the Win 10 machineĢ) I added a job and applied desired encoding settingsģ) On the secondary Win 10 machine I launched the Ripbot264 server exe onlyĤ) On primary Win 7 machine I hit start. Ripbotx264 launches successfully on this machine.ġ) launched Ripbot264 and in the GUI settings checked the "Distributed Encoding" check box. Here is my setup and what I did.ġ) running Win 7 64 and already encoded a video on this machine with Ripbot264 without issuesĢ) running Win 10 64, successfully connected with machine 1 over a network and installed the necessary pre-requisites: Avisynth+ MT, FFDshow 64 and Haali Matroska I think I understand it now but unfortunately it doesn't appear to be working for me.
Thank you for responding and sorry for the delayed response but I wanted to analyze the tutorial video again and give things a try before responding.
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