Encoding error with Media Encoder vs PP encoding

You may not be aware that this is primarily a user to user forum? We get some assistance from staffers, for which we all are grateful. But the standard "help" here is peer assistance.

You may note my stats if you check, I do have rather a lot of help provided to users. And further, others pay me to advise and to train them on this stuff.

Your choice of course. Fix it, or wait. Ain't hurting me any.

Please stop. Thanks.

Of your two images up top, sadly unlabeled, the upper looks to be HDR improperly tone-mapped/normalized to Rec.709, the lower looks to be log-ish not normalized (expanded) to Rec.709.

So all "we" on the forum can know, is that you have an image not being correctly handled by the CM of 25.x, but "we" don't know which way the issue lies. Just that you have one.

Working troubleshooting from incomplete data is always a catch-up game. And as frustrating for 'use' as it is for you.

Which is why giving data always is wise. And helpful. And saves a ton of time.

Thank you for your input.

Auto detect log and auto tonemapping are essentially inter-dependent. That's why I asked. I'm rather experienced in color management both in Premiere and Resolve, for near a decade now.

Thanks but it is not the issue. I'll wait for Adobe to reply or a fix.

You haven't answered the last question. It is important data.

Hi...just checking in to see if there is any resolution to this bug upcoming? TIA

Do you have both auto detect log and auto tonemapping on? 

I just tried disablng 'auto tone mapping' in the sequence and the results are the same...one clip is misinterpreted in ME.