I encountered something similar on Linux once. It may be unrelated as
it was a pretty messed up reconstruction of an old project already but I
thought it worth mentioning. URSA Prores if I recall.
Michael
Charles Bedwell <mailto:[email protected]>
December 8, 2015 at 12:10 PM
Pretty much the only time I'm doing any sort of vfx conform I'm
dealing with prores files, never image sequences. I think the times I
needed to fix I manually fudged the frame ranges in the comp and
brought in the dpx sequence and lined it up.
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Thanks Charlie, glad to hear i’m not the only one experiencing this :)
I’d like to dig deeper into this issue but at first sight it looks
like something related to Prores or OS compatibility. Have you ever
encountered this problem with images sequences instead?
Morgan
Le 8 déc. 2015 à 17:58, Charles Bedwell
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Hi Morgan,
I have seen this issue a few times, never been able to pin down the
bug however.
Charlie
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Hello Everyone,
I’m running into a strange behaviour : I got a QT prores 4444 file
from editorial and rebuilt the various cuts inside Nuke Studio (OS
X), when i build the track and export the comp for the artists to
work on (Nuke Windows), all the shots are slided by 1 frame,
removing them the first of the shot and giving the first frame of
the next shot as last… Then they save it on their end, I refresh
the timeline, the edit points remain untouched but there’s clearly
a problem of frame range interpretation in the nuke comps and it
messes with everything (roto is offseted & so on…).
Is this a known issue between OS X & windows ? Am i doing something
wrong when exporting the vfx structure ?
Best regards,
Morgan Prêleur
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December 8, 2015 at 11:58 AM
Hi Morgan,
I have seen this issue a few times, never been able to pin down the
bug however.
Charlie
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Hello Everyone,
I’m running into a strange behaviour : I got a QT prores 4444 file
from editorial and rebuilt the various cuts inside Nuke Studio (OS
X), when i build the track and export the comp for the artists to
work on (Nuke Windows), all the shots are slided by 1 frame, removing
them the first of the shot and giving the first frame of the next
shot as last… Then they save it on their end, I refresh the timeline,
the edit points remain untouched but there’s clearly a problem of
frame range interpretation in the nuke comps and it messes with
everything (roto is offseted & so on…).
Is this a known issue between OS X & windows ? Am i doing something
wrong when exporting the vfx structure ?
Best regards,
Morgan Prêleur
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December 8, 2015 at 11:55 AM
Hello Everyone,
I’m running into a strange behaviour : I got a QT prores 4444 file
from editorial and rebuilt the various cuts inside Nuke Studio (OS X),
when i build the track and export the comp for the artists to work on
(Nuke Windows), all the shots are slided by 1 frame, removing them the
first of the shot and giving the first frame of the next shot as last…
Then they save it on their end, I refresh the timeline, the edit
points remain untouched but there’s clearly a problem of frame range
interpretation in the nuke comps and it messes with everything (roto
is offseted & so on…).
Is this a known issue between OS X & windows ? Am i doing something
wrong when exporting the vfx structure ?
Best regards,
Morgan Prêleur
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