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Thanks that did the trick.. I was able to successfully calibrate my LG 27″ 5K display on my M1 Mac mini using my write i1 Display Pro
Do you mind sharing with us the LOG (text) output from “Tools \ reports \ Report on UNcalibrated display” to check M1 LUT capabilities?
Calibrite Display Pro HL on Amazon
Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Here’s another Big Sur 11.1 user with M1-Air trying to calibrate laptop’s own display with SpyderX. The Firefox color screen ‘scroll’, but calibration doesn’t finish (elapsed time goes and the other counter shows ‘–‘).
Has anybody succeeded with this same combination?
Here’s another Big Sur 11.1 user with M1-Air trying to calibrate laptop’s own display with SpyderX. The Firefox color screen ‘scroll’, but calibration doesn’t finish (elapsed time goes and the other counter shows ‘–‘).
Has anybody succeeded with this same combination?
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Here’s another Big Sur 11.1 user with M1-Air trying to calibrate laptop’s own display with SpyderX. The Firefox color screen ‘scroll’, but calibration doesn’t finish (elapsed time goes and the other counter shows ‘–‘).
Has anybody succeeded with this same combination?
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That’s good information, thanks Vincent!
It’s just that the other display options are madVR, Prisma, Resolve and Untethered – I read the explanations of those and they sounded like even less right.
I read the thread before asking but seemed that most others calibrated external displays. One mention was that maybe internal display needs just profiling? And me being a very beginner in calibrating things doesn’t make easier, so thanks in advance for all the hints in getting SpyderX Pro in use.
Use Argyll beta to solve M1 issues not displaying color patches.
Then do the same you’ll do with any other mac screen given the huge limitations on macos color management engine.Thanks Vincent. It works on my Mac Mini M1 with the beta files you provided.
Bug report: I have had 2 occasions where both my monitors (BenQs) went black during calibration and had to restart to recover. Also, the first validation run does not produce any results, but works on the second try.
Thanks again for getting us up and running again.
Hello, I was trying to calibrate my monitor trough resolve and a Ultra Studio Mini monitor, and when display cal starts to calibrate or set up de probe it give an error: Diagnostic: -d parameter 1 out of range
Mac Mini M1 and i1 Pro.Regards,
Juan.
hello:
Overwritten files.
The security prompt will appear 4-5 times when opened again
After ignoring it, when performing a correction
This error message always appears
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X-rite has released a fix now, I’m just hoping that Display Cal will come with a new release also.
https://www.xrite.com/service-support/downloads/i/i1profiler-i1publish_v3_4_0
X-rite has released a fix now, I’m just hoping that Display Cal will come with a new release also.
https://www.xrite.com/service-support/downloads/i/i1profiler-i1publish_v3_4_0
It is not a DisplayCAL issue, it may be an ArgyllCMS issue and there is a patch since a few months ago: ArgyllCMS 2.1.3beta (Rosetta). Go to ArgyllCMS maillist for further info.
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Okej, so if I download that display cal are going to work?
Yes, it will problem work if you do the following.
- Download and install displaycal.
- Patch the folder HD/Users/ YourName/Library/Application Support/DisplayCAL/dl/AgryII_V2.1.2/bin
with files from ArgyllCMS beta 2.1.3-beta or the files from URL lisanet de - Give this files right permissions , xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine *
