I have a strange situation where any Job Template i use, including the built in "Video files to H.264 Smooth Streams and Apple HTTP Live Streams", will complete the first task (e.g. "Expression Encoder 4.0 SP2") properly, then the job moves to the finished Queue without the next task (e.g. "Smooth Streams to Apple...." ) ever being executed.
the Job Instance Log looks something like this:
"
2012-12-07 03:05:10.8338 Verbose Pass progress = 100; total progress = 100
2012-12-07 03:05:10.8338 Verbose InstanceId: 20121207030349_308AA99A99F64570ADBFBF75E53723F2 status: Running percent complete: 100
2012-12-07 03:05:10.8338 Verbose UpdateJobProgress looking for job: 20121207030349_308AA99A99F64570ADBFBF75E53723F2
2012-12-07 03:05:10.8458 Verbose Inside FindJob.GetRunningTasks returned 2 jobs.
2012-12-07 03:05:10.8588 Verbose Found Job: 20121207030349_308AA99A99F64570ADBFBF75E53723F2
2012-12-07 03:05:10.8588 Verbose folderPath: \IISTransformManager\3c1e3be5-c528-4606-9974-64f924357f90
2012-12-07 03:05:10.8588 Verbose Found Folder: \IISTransformManager\3c1e3be5-c528-4606-9974-64f924357f90
2012-12-07 03:05:10.8638 Verbose SetTaskData for Job: 20121207030349_308AA99A99F64570ADBFBF75E53723F2 task index taskProgress, data 2,1,100,944
2012-12-07 03:05:11.1498 Verbose InstanceId: 20121207030349_308AA99A99F64570ADBFBF75E53723F2 status: Finished percent complete: 100
2012-12-07 03:05:11.1498 Information End encode.
2012-12-07 03:05:11.1498 Verbose InstanceId: 20121207030349_308AA99A99F64570ADBFBF75E53723F2 status: Finished percent complete: 100
2012-12-07 03:05:11.1498 Verbose Saving manifest 20121207030349_308AA99A99F64570ADBFBF75E53723F2.smil.
2012-12-07 03:05:11.1498 Verbose Closing log file."
It's driving me NUTS!
I'm running IIS Transform Manager 1.1 x64 on Windows Server 2012
If I execute the comand line of the next task ( e.g. "C:\Program Files\IIS\Transform Manager\TaskEngine.exe /taskIndex 2 /manifest 20121207030349_308AA99A99F64570ADBFBF75E53723F2.smil" ) the task completes.
The user account for IISMT is an administrator of the local machine.
I hope somebody can shed some light on this.