Keisuke Miyazaki

v5.6.2 worked fine on CnetOS 7. Thanks!

v5.6.1 does not work on CentOS 7. CentOS 7 is still important for Maya users.

Thank you for your quick response. There is no problem with the alphabetical sort order.

I'm trying to open a directory in mrViewer to compare different versions of a movie. v5.2.1, the timeline is synchronized when switching movies, but v5.5.1 it is not synchronize. Also, files in the directory are loaded into Reel without being sorted ( v5.2.1 & v5.5.1 ). v5.2.6, there is no timeline synchronization, but the sorting is correct.

Great ! It worked perfectly. At the moment, 6 digits is the largest in our studio, so 8 digit padding is enough. Thanks.

Thank you for your quick response. If the padding is more than 5 digits, it seems to be an error. foo.[001-100].tif foo.010-020.tif ... OK foo.[0001-0100].tif foo.0010-0020.tif ... OK foo.[00001-00100].tif foo.00010-00020.tif ... ERROR foo.[000001-000100].tif foo.000010-000020.tif ... ERROR

Thank you for your quick response. In the Windows, the number of padding is still ignored. The Linux version works correctly, but an error occurs in the following format. foo.0010-0020.tif. This format worked on Windows.

Thanks, v5.2.8 worked on Linux and Windows. However, the usage in the help did not work such as foo.0010-0020.tif. mrViewer -h Examples: C:\tools\mrViewer-v5.2.8-Windows-64\bin\mrViewer.exe background.dpx texture.png C:\tools\mrViewer-v5.2.8-Windows-64\bin\mrViewer.exe beauty.001-020.iff background.%04d.exr 1-20 C:\tools\mrViewer-v5.2.8-Windows-64\bin\mrViewer.exe beauty.mov -a dialogue.wav beauty.@@.iff 1-20 beauty.avi foo.@@@@.tif 10-20 foo.%04d.tif 10-20 These worked. Also, the number of the frame...