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Hi there,
I wanted to do a routine calibration tonight – last happened several months ago. I updated all the components and attempted creating a MadVR 3DLUT.
The TPG appears but the patterns flash twice every 3 seconds. The procedure aborts almost immediately anyway. Logs attached. Any help please?
Thanks!quick update: reinstalling madVR has now fixed the procedure not starting. Test patterns still flash though – every three seconds. Profiling running now.
The log doesn’t indicate any error. Which version of madVR are you using? 32-bit or 64-bit ArgyllCMS?
madVR 0.92.17
ArgyllCMS were updated automatically by DisplayCAL at startup – how do I check?
update. Profiling has failed. Logs attached.
Looking at the file name that DisplayCAL downloaded, Argyll is 64bits.
I will do.
In the meantime please see the flashing here (this is with Argyll 32bit already – but I wasn’t expecting Argyll to fix TPG’s issues!)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/pvgggyk4y8uupvo/IMG_2166.TRIM.mp4?dl=0
Which render path are you using in madVR? I’ve seen this happen with D3D11 and the impression I got is that it might be a graphics driver issue.
I have “use D3D11 for presentation” disabled in the rendering “general settings”. Not sure what it says on the render path being used though. I shall try downgrading the video driver then. thanks!
thanks Florian! That did the trick.
I went back to the old nVidia driver, back 5 different versions of madVR but it was still flashing. I should have tried that when I realised that it was only happening when full screen!
Someone says that FSE is not needed anymore these days? It’s not the first time it’s giving me headache.
Cheers again
Someone says that FSE is not needed anymore these days? It’s not the first time it’s giving me headache.
I’m not sure, that’s a question for madshi. I haven’t had the need to use FSE for a while, although back when it mattered, it basically was a means for madVR to get more control over how frames are presented, or something along those lines.
