Problem summary
After rendering a comp in Nuke Studio, if you then view the rendered sequence from the Bin view, the Viewer will display the clip in the incorrect colorspace and will also return the following error message (or similar):
Customer reported version
nuke.11.1v2
Customer reported platform
centos7
Steps to reproduce
1) Import a clip (File > Import File(s)...) into the Bin.
2) Drag the clip onto the Timeline and create a comp on it (Right click the clip in the timeline > Effects > Creat Comp Special). In the Export window, click the button to restore the presets to default, also ensure that Basic Nuke Shot is selected. Then click "Create Comp".
3) Render the comp (Right click the comp track on the Timeline > Render Comp).
4) Double click the rendered .dpx sequence in the Bin view. Notice that the colorspace is incorrect and the following error message is displayed:
Workaround
Delete the .dpx sequence from the Bin view and import it in again.
Reproduced by QA
This bug has been reproduced in:
Nuke Studio 12.0v4 - Linux CentOS 7 (no error but clip is still displayed in the wrong colourspace)
Nuke Studio 12.0v4 - Mac Mojave
Nuke Studio 11.3v6 - Windows 10 - Linux CentOS 7 - Mac Mojave
Reproduced by Support
Nuke Studio 11.1v2 - Windows 10 - Linux CentOS 7 - Mac OSX El Capitan
Nuke Studio 11.1v1 - Windows 10 - Linux CentOS 7 - Mac OSX El Capitan - Regression
Unable to reproduce bug in:
Nuke Studio 11.0v4 - Windows 10 - Linux CentOS 7 - Mac OSX El Capitan
Earliest version tested
Nuke Studio 11.0v4 - Windows 10 - Linux CentOS 7 - Mac OSX El Capitan
- This issue no longer appears in this version and has regressed
Expected behaviour
The rendered .dpx should be displayed with the correct colorspace and there should not be any error messages.
Actual behaviour
The rendered .dpx is displayed with the incorrect colorspace and the following error message is displayed:
