Open Wouterdek opened 2 years ago
I confirm this is happening in 2.0.8 on Ubuntu. I've been using DJV for years with these filenames and I have millions of files with this naming scheme. I'm going to try and install an older version to get around this regression.
store-0000001.tif
store-0000002.tif
store-0000003.tif
store-0000004.tif
store-0000005.tif
store-0000006.tif
store-0000007.tif
store-0000008.tif
store-0000009.tif
store-0000010.tif
store-N.tif
store0000001-N.tif
ERROR: /media/bbogart/store2/Deer-Lake/HDV/Lake-Waves/Frames/store0000001.tif: Cannot open file.
ERROR: /media/bbogart/store2/Deer-Lake/HDV/Lake-Waves/Frames/store0000001.tif: Cannot open file.
ERROR: /media/bbogart/store2/Deer-Lake/HDV/Lake-Waves/Frames/store0000001.tif: Cannot open file.ERROR: /media/bbogart/store2/Deer-Lake/HDV/Lake-Waves/Frames/store0000001.tif: Cannot open file.
ERROR: /media/bbogart/store2/Deer-Lake/HDV/Lake-Waves/Frames/store0000001.tif: Cannot open file.
ERROR: /media/bbogart/store2/Deer-Lake/HDV/Lake-Waves/Frames/store0000001.tif: Cannot open file.
Identical error on Windows 10 22H2 19045.2486, with the same pattern of misinterpreting the filename as reported by Wouterdek and bbogart. I can work around it, but I'd rather not!
I'm trying to open a sequence of files with the filename pattern
output-0.exr
,output-1.exr
, ... and it's not working. I tried both the File->Open menu, and dragging the first file into the window. In the djv log, I can see it is trying to openoutput0.exr
instead. If I have just one file (output-0.exr
), not a sequence, it works fine.Log:
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