The Foundry Nuke Studio 12.0v5

- ID 421491 - Timeline Editing: Playback of certain .mxf shots with multiple cut edits occasionally displays an error.
- ID 421318 - Timeline Editing: Disabling and enabling shots with transitions or burn-ins applied occasionally displays artifacts in the Viewer.
- ID 420676 - Python: The KnobChanged callback does not update Colorspace knobs correctly.
- ID 420675 - Linux only: The RotoPaint ripple edit outline in the Viewer does not draw correctly.
- ID 420671 - macOS only: Monitor output from AJA cards at 4K / 10-bit causes the playhead to redraw incorrectly and lag behind playback.
- ID 420354 - Workspaces: Node panels do not update correctly if the Properties panel is open on a second monitor.
- ID 420326 - Viewers: Using an OCIO config other than nuke-default with use GPU for Viewer enabled stops the Viewer clip_warning working as expected.
- ID 419842 - PlanarTracker: Tracking without a NukeX license displays an ExecuteDialog error.
- ID 419010 - Timeline Editing: Enabling and disabling track visibility is slow compared to legacy versions of Nuke Studio.
- ID 418831 - Export: Projects with multiple versions and burn-in applied cause the Export dialog to appear sluggish.
- ID 418369 - C_Blur: The transition between values using Bilinear filtering is not smooth.
- ID 418303 - macOS only: Colorspace controls in the node Properties panel are sized incorrectly.
- ID 417443 - macOS only: HieroPlayer UI scaling does not work as expected.
- ID 416614 - Linux only: Viewing .r3d files in the file browser preview panel causes one CPU thread to run at 100% utilization.
- ID 414939 - macOS only: The dock does not always display the correct icon for the Nuke product launched.
- ID 414482 - macOS only: The Nuke Studio and NukeX launch shortcuts do not work as expected.As a workaround, launch the required application from the command line. See the Nuke Online Help for more details.
- ID 414087 - Deep: Connecting a DeepExpression node to a DeepMerge node occasionally causes Nuke to crash.
- ID 410829 - Linux only: Creating nodes Pythonically from the OS command line causes the Python interpreter to crash.
- ID 410531 - macOS only: Changing knob values on a cloned soft effect causes the Viewer to behave erratically.
- ID 410015 - Windows only: Monitor output from AJA Kona 4 cards using HDMI is split incorrectly in to four images on the monitor.
- ID 409910 - macOS only: Monitor output playback is not smooth towards the end of certain clips using AJA cards.
- ID 409909 - macOS only: Switching between monitor output devices in Nuke Studio occasionally causes the device selection dropdown to disappear.
- ID 409507 - High-DPI: The Viewer overlays for GridWarpTracker display incorrectly on 4K displays.
- ID 408079 - GridWarpTracker: Using SmartVector tracking data does not work as expected if the Viewer downrez control is set to anything other than 1:1.
- ID 404189 - Bin View: Disparity channels are not displayed consistently in clip thumbnails.
- ID 403804 - Linux only: Switching resolution on the HTC Vive HMD occasionally displays black output in the headset. As a workaround, update the Viewer by changing frame or press F5 to refresh the headset output.
- ID 403337 - High DPI: Changing the primary monitor causes the UI to update incorrectly.
- ID 403210 - High DPI: Swapping between fullscreen and regular workspaces does not retain the UI scale.
- ID 402564 - Windows only: The installer currently overwrites the default install directory without warning.
- ID 401946 - High DPI: F_WireRemoval on-screen controls are draw incorrectly.
- ID 401168 - High DPI: The DeepCrop Viewer widget is thinner than in older versions of Nuke.
- ID 400816 - High DPI: Preview of frame in Viewer when moving cuts not scaled correctly or in correct position.
- ID 400599 - High DPI: Double line around integer knobs in the Preferences.
- ID 400579 - High DPI: Double line highlight around file browser path knobs.
- ID 400543 - High DPI: The Wipe controls in Nuke Studio are smaller and thinner than in older versions of Nuke.
- ID 400508 - High DPI: The Wipe bounding box outline is thinner and smaller than in older versions of Nuke.
- ID 400506 - High DPI: F_Align's bounding box outline is thinner and smaller than in older versions of Nuke.
- ID 400504 - High DPI: The AdjustBBox Viewer overlays are smaller and thinner than in older versions of Nuke.
- ID 400476 - High DPI: C_Tracker's points are thinner than in older versions of Nuke.
- ID 400465 - High DPI: C_CameraSolver's outline and points are thinner than in older versions of Nuke.
- ID 400463 - High DPI: Double line highlight around the maximum permissible nodes in the Properties panel.
- ID 400445 - High DPI: F_WireRemoval's controls are smaller and the icon is different to older versions of Nuke.
- ID 400389 - High DPI: The F_Steadiness node controls are thinner than in older versions of Nuke.
- ID 400387 - High DPI: F_RigRemoval's controls are smaller and the default removal area is more square than in older versions of Nuke.
- ID 400268 - High DPI: F_Align's controls and outlines are smaller and thinner than in older versions of Nuke.
- ID 400232 - High DPI: CameraTracker's thumbnails bar is not scaled to fit the width of Viewer.
- ID 400101 - High DPI: The Sparkles node bounding box outline is thinner and smaller than in older versions of Nuke.
- ID 399232 - Python: Declaring TimeBase(None) causes Nuke to crash.
- ID 399228 - High DPI: Moving Nuke between monitors with different scaling ratios causes GLWidgets to draw incorrectly.
- ID 398978 - GridWarpTracker: Selecting grids Pythonically does not update the node Properties correctly.
- ID 398880 - High DPI: Changing the scaling of 4K monitors while in fullscreen mode doesn't close the fullscreen window when exiting, causing Nuke Studio to become unresponsive.
- ID 398862 - High DPI: Changing the scaling on a monitor causes the controls to disappear.
- ID 398213 - macOS only: Switching to a Retina display and then drag-selecting nodes in the Node Graph causes the interface to flicker.
- ID 397516 - DNxHR: Certain .mov file transfer_function metadata in Nuke does not match when compared to nclc atom.
- ID 397218 - Inpaint: The Stretch > Amount control can be unstable when animated over a number of frames.
- ID 394789 - macOS only: Scrolling in properties panels that contain a curve widget, such as ColorCorrect, occasionally causes the interface to flicker.
- ID 394019 - macOS only: Enabling Fullscreen mode changes the depth of floating windows, resulting in some windows being obscured.
- ID 393373 - GridWarpTracker: Dragging multiple grid vertices and holding Shift does not snap points to the grid.
- ID 393052 - macOS only: Tooltips occasionally don't display correctly.
- ID 392223 - macOS only: The installer window is slightly blurred.As a workaround, resize the window to improve the resolution.
- ID 392143 - GridWarpTracker: Moving keyframes created by autokey in the Curve Editor or Dope Sheet adds another keyframe at the current frame.
- ID 392127 - GridWarpTracker: The magnifying window displayed over grid vertices during mouse-over changes position if you press Ctrl/Cmd.
- ID 390551 - GridWarpTracker: Enabling Invert stops the preview working as expected.
- ID 389356 - GridWarpTracker: Attempting to use GridWarpTracker in vanilla Nuke only displays a license error once.
- ID 388836 - GridWarpTracker: Toggling grid visibility does not affect the transform widget.
- ID 388455 - High DPI: Hovering down a menu list leaves orange highlight outlines around items.
- ID 386719 - Windows only: AJA Kona 4 12-bit dual link 1080p50a, 1080p59.94a, and 1080p60a output is incorrect.
- ID 386517 - Timeline Playback: Clicking the skip to start button and clearing the playback cache simultaneously causes Nuke Studio to crash.
- ID 383542 - GridWarpTracker: Adding a NoOp downstream of a GridWarpTracker with linked knobs occasionally causes Nuke to crash.
- ID 379710 - GridWarpTracker: Pressing Esc during tracking does not stop tracking or create a keyframe at the current frame.

Qualified Operating Systems

- Windows 7 64-bit
- Windows 10 64-bit

Other System Requirements

- x86-64 processor, such as Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon, with SSE3 instruction set support (or newer).
- 5 GB disk space available for caching and temporary files.
- 1 GB RAM (minimum requirement).
- Display with at least 1280 x 1024 pixel resolution and 24-bit color.
- Graphics card with at least 512 MB of video memory and driver support for OpenGL 2.0 (minimum requirement).
- To enable optional GPU acceleration of Viewer processing, you need OpenGL 2.0 with support for floating point textures and GLSL.
- To enable Nuke to calculate certain nodes using the GPU, there are some additional requirements.
- R3D Rocket cards require the Rocket Driver 1.4.19.0 and Firmware 1.1.16.5 or later.