command line render not higher than 1280x720

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Hi, i'm using this command line sequence to produce images at different resolutions on linux

hython "/opt/hfs18.0.499/bin/hrender.py" -d mantra_ipr -w 1920 -h 1080 -v -o [imageoutput.jpg] [filename.hipnc]
hython "/opt/hfs18.0.499/bin/hrender.py" -d mantra_ipr -w 2048 -h 1080 -v -o [imageoutput.jpg] [filename.hipnc] 
hython "/opt/hfs18.0.499/bin/hrender.py" -d mantra_ipr -w 3840 -h 2160 -v -o [imageoutput.jpg] [filename.hipnc] 
hython "/opt/hfs18.0.499/bin/hrender.py" -d mantra_ipr -w 4096 -h 2160 -v -o [imageoutput.jpg] [filename.hipnc] 

unfortunately all the output images are rendered at the same resolution (1280x720), ignoring the command line flags i specified.
The weird thing is that at very low resolutions (100x100, 200x200, 300x300 etc..) it works perfectly but not at resolutions higher than 1280x720.

I already tried to change the
Override Camera Resolution
option in mantra settings and specify the
User Specified Resolution
but nothing changed.

I also tried the following
-I resolution=100x80
but i receive the error
Error: Unknown argument(s): 
Can anyone please help?
Thanks
Edited by ceusebio - July 23, 2020 10:02:41

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It says non-commercial edition in your screen shot. Are you trying to render from apprentice? If so, then 1280x720 is the tops, bud.
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ops… nice. at least now i know why. Thanks man
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