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  • #141482

    DonKarlosOn
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    I hope that the program will work on Windows 7 too.

    Many users scold Windows 11, I think that Windows 10 is still relevant. But I have Windows 7 now, and I like it.

    #141489

    Erkan Ozgur Yilmaz
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    I said “hopefully soon ;)” (with a blinking eye on the end)…

    Anyways, I didn’t have time to work on the installer yet, we have a working version for Windows if you want to follow the instructions on the GitHub page, it is a legitimate way of running DisplayCAL under Windows, and there is a new PR that fixes some other problems with Windows that I need to look into soon…

    #141494

    ylluminate
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    How do you feel about pulling together a Homebrew tap to make installation a bit more direct and simple? It would be great to be able to replace the old package formula (https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-cask/blob/HEAD/Casks/d/displaycal.rb)…

    #141978

    borez
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    Thanks to the development team, the latest build (3.9.13) has multiple new updates, including a Windows installer.

    Will give this latest version a spin – this is definitely a big milestone!

    #141979

    Shankar Narayanan
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    Where is it?

    #141981

    Erkan Ozgur Yilmaz
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    Thank you @borez,

    Yes we finally started rolling out installers, starting with  the Windows version. The MacOS (Apple Silicon) version is also ready and I’ll release it probably this week.

    @shanker you can find the installers here: https://github.com/eoyilmaz/displaycal-py3/releases

    #141999

    Vincent
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    Great news!

    #142000

    Vincent
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    It is not working on my computer, cannot measure with i1d3. Tested with Argyll 3.2.0/3.3.0 x86 and x64, W11 virtual and w10 as actual SO.
    It fails to measure “The process …..\dispread.exe cannot be started”
    Enabling low or autolog window does not show error. Using old DisplayCAL executable works virtualized or in host, so it is not a Firewall isue for dispwin.exe or something related.

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    #142001

    Gianluca.M.
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    I have some problems with this version.
    I uninstalled the previous version of DisplayCal (3.8.9.3) and then downloaded and installed this version (3.9.13).
    When I try to do the profile verification of my Eizo cs2420 monitor, I get the error:
    The process “Argyll executable path”\dispread.exe could not be started.

    Another problem is with the Loader, when I open “Profile Association” I get the error:
    WPARAM is simple, so must be an int object(got NoneType)
    On my PC I have Windows 11 and I use the I1 Display Pro as  colorimeter.

    How can I solve these problems? Thanks!

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    #142004

    Vincent
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    VS2022 + Python 3.9.13 + ArgyllCMS 3.2.0 x86 and then:
    git pull from current develop branch,
    pip uninstall displaycal
    pip install displaycal
    python -m DisplayCAL
    this seems to work with minor issues ( -X “file name with spaces.ccss” , fails becaus it seeks “file” as name) and it’s labeled “DisplayCAL 3.9.12”

    The “cannot start dipread.exe” seems limited to installer exe

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Vincent.
    #142006

    Vincent
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    Same issue on files with namespaces happens when using ti1 files for profile verification:
    (W10 VM)

    C:\bin\ArgyllCMS\Argyll_V3.2.0_win32\bin\dispread.exe
    -v
    -k
    “Measurement Report 3.9.12 — Generic Non-PnP Monitor @ 0, 0, 2558×1260 —
    2024-10-12 16-11.cal”
    “Measurement Report 3.9.12 — Generic Non-PnP Monitor @ 0, 0, 2558×1260 —
    2024-10-12 16-11”

    DisplayCAL: Starting interaction with subprocess
    dispread: Error – CGATS file read error : Unable to open file ‘Measurement.ti1’ for reading
    DisplayCAL: Reached EOF (OK)

    #142009

    borez
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    Same problem here – used the Windows installer version, tried to do a spectral CCSS of my monitor, no measuring error area appears and also get a <The process “Argyll executable path”\dispread.exe could not be started.> error.

    #142010

    Ben
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    There is a testing release on the github page.    The issue list is the place to look and report new issues.

    #142011

    Ben
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    Python 3.12 did have problems in windows.  Try python 3.11.  [#370] Updated README.md with a cleaner installation instructions f… · eoyilmaz/displaycal-py3@b00ae16 · GitHub    This was older for a older version 3.9.5 of displaycal.    Odd I am seeing different versions of displaycal 3.9.12 or 3.9.13 in this post.

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Ben.
    #142013

    Ben
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    The link to the readme is https://github.com/eoyilmaz/displaycal-py3   .

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