Can't make Timelapses anymore with Compressor - "Job Controller Down" error

Hi Luis... under the gun here on a deadline so haven't had time to download and run Etrecheck (also worried about installing something new on my system while I'm in final delivery mode).

I have not upgraded to Sonoma, I am still on Ventura 13.5 as Larry Jordan posted that there were issues with going to Sonoma. I'll upgrade as soon as I am out of my delivery stress.

I've included a screengrab of my error messages... I see now that there is another person experiencing this (RVKperson in comments below), and their identical error message is not with timelapses but also on Ventura.

I'll report back as soon as I've finished my delivery and report back, fingers crossed it fixes it... for right now I'm doing a workaround in Adobe Lightroom and Premiere.

Thanks Luis, I am so puzzled by this:

• Upgraded M1 MacBook Air to Ventura and latest Compressor.

• Compressor > Add Image Sequence (in PAL land so change the "Set frame rate" to manually 25fps, but have tried "Automatically based on the file format" as well with no luck)

• When the files load into one video file, I can play it (does stutter as it's a MacBook Air) and jump through in the Compressor timeline, so the video is there and In and Outs are set correctly.

• Start Batch using the Apple ProRes 422 setting with Video only in the Format pull-down menu and Location I've tried Desktop, RAID drive, the SOURCE location, you name it, but no luck.

• In the Active menu I can see the job processing but about half-way through it stops and in the Completed menu area I get "Faild: 2x job controller down"

Yes, tried other settings but no luck. But, all other conversions I have done in the past two weeks work fine, i.e. A ProRes export from FCPX to H.264s or BITC-HD m4v versions for our final mix guy and subtitles team, etc work as normal.

So it seems it's the timelapse from still images thing that is not working. I of course can make an event in FCPX and import, Ctrl-D to 1frame and pop on timeline and export, but it is so clumsy in FCPX. Much prefer the Compressor way of doing it (I do a one pass in Lightroom and then correction and etceteras once pic is locked and go back and compile the final Lightroom graded images back in Compressor, so will miss doing it this way, but at least I can use FCPX).