The broadcast monitor output should support 10 bit per channel, but unfortunately (last time I heard) the standard Nuke viewer can still only do 8 bit I'm afraid. All standard video cards (i.e. those that aren't specifically broadcast monitor output cards) will at present use the standard Nuke viewer.

- Chris

On 28/06/11 23:43, Deke Kincaid wrote:
Yes, as far as I know both the viewer and broadcast monitor supports only output of 8 bpc.

-deke

On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 15:38, Ned Wilson <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    When I checked on this last, Nuke was not capable of sending a
    10-bit signal to the video card even if 10 bpp color is enabled in
    the drivers. Has this been addressed in a subsequent version, or
    maybe 6.3?

    On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 3:31 PM, Gabor L. Toth <[email protected]
    <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

        Hi,

        we got dell u2711 monitors, and geforce 580 gtx cards (with
        displayport). We want to check the cards if they are capable
        of 10bit display or not (win7, gtx580, display cable, u2711).
        But we are having problem  making a proper test. We tried
        viewing the usual ramp.psd (from ati) in photoshop cs5 (as
        some adobe forum topic suggested), with performance options
        set properly, but the ramp remained striped. It wasn't a
        surprise, but it was when the same happened with a quadro fx
        1800 also (with which should be fine).
        We checked with moninfo.exe, and it displayed that the
        geforces are using 10 bit color.
        In nuke setting the viewer to half-float, and checking "use
        gpu for viewer" makes ramp smooth on any monitor/card, not
        just the dell/geforce.
        So my question: is there a way to test 10bit display mode for
        sure?  Or is there anyone using similar monitor/card combo and
        can confirm? I read a lot forum topics, but the statements are
        contradictory, some saying the geforce drivers are not
        supporting yet, some aren't. Any advice on this?

        Thanks,
        Gabor


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