Hi,
Looking at the python code here, I think there’s an issue. The Foundry removed a number of file formats in recent versions of modo, so the format list in this script doesn’t match the available formats. In the Deadline 7/8 script as-shipped, 9xx support is given as :
formats["9xx"] = ("$FLEX|flx|0|0=Flexible Precision FLX",
"$Targa|tga|1|1=Targa",
"BMP|BMP|1|1=Windows BMP",
"HDR|hdr|0|0=High Dynamic Range HDR",
"JP2|jp2|0|0=JPEG 2000",
"JP216|jp2|0|0=JPEG 2000 16-Bit",
"JP216Lossless|jp2|0|0=JPEG 2000 16-Bit Lossless",
"JPG|jpg|1|1=JPEG",
"PNG|png|1|0=PNG",
"PNG16|png|1|0=PNG 16-bit",
"PSD|psd|0|0=PSD",
"SGI|SGI|1|0=SGI RGB",
"TIF|tif|1|0=TIF",
"TIF16|tif|1|0=16-Bit TIF",
"TIF16BIG|tif|1|0=16-Bit Uncompr. TIF",
"openexr|exr|1|0=OpenEXR 16-bit",
"openexr_32|exr|1|0=OpenEXR 32-bit",
"openexr_tiled|exr|1|0=OpenEXR Tiled 16-bit",
"openexr_tiled32|exr|1|0=OpenEXR Tiled 32-bit",
"LayeredPSD|psd|0|0=LayeredPSD",
"PNGs|png|0|0=Multi-file PNG Layers",
"PNGs16|png|0|0=Multi-file 16-bit Layers",
"openexrlayers|exr|1|0=Layered OpenEXR 16-bit",
"openexrlayers32|exr|1|0=Layered OpenEXR 32-bit")
However, JPEG2000 was removed in 801 SP2, so the related entries above may need to be dropped.