What the hell does this mean?

[Jason Von Drayco]

What does this error mean? Footage shot in MX Red. I can't import the .R3D or a snapshot of an .R3D into Nuke as it give me the error "out of frame range". Its not nuke, as i can import other footage fine.

http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/3309/capturemf.jpg

[Gunleik Groven]

Does it work in RCX?

[JanneJansson]

I have same problem, but everything works ok. Just tons of error messages (win7 and GTX 560M).

[Jason Von Drayco]

Does it work in RCX?

Yeah, it does, but not nuke, which i need.

[David Ibbitson]

This issue has been addressed for the next release.

Thanks!
David

[Rob Lohman]

Jason: I'm confused. You're talking about Nuke but showing a screenshot of RCX. Any issues in Nuke have nothing to do with the errors you're showing in RCX, so I would advice you contact The Foundry for that.

As David indicated, the shown RCX bug is fixed for the next release

[Jason Von Drayco]

Jason: I'm confused. You're talking about Nuke but showing a screenshot of RCX. Any issues in Nuke have nothing to do with the errors you're showing in RCX, so I would advice you contact The Foundry for that.

As David indicated, the shown RCX bug is fixed for the next release

Thanks guys! Must be nuke wigging out then.

[Jason Von Drayco]

Actually, i keep getting the error "out of frame range", but when i export a Trimmed R3D on the clip it works fine, Could this be the metadata of the clips or so, as other footage from many projects comes in without error?

[Rob Lohman]

Not sure why that would make a difference. Nuke support will have to tell you what out of range means in this case.