Open Tonym69 opened 1 month ago
son01490517
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5 days ago This bug has been present since the original DisplayCal (Python 2.x). Just unplug the monitor and plug it back in and it will work fine. I am using a dummy HDMI via type C hub, just plug it in and out with the same result.
Tonym69
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4 days ago That's very helpful, thank you! I will have another go and see what happens. Tony
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This bug has been present since the original DisplayCal (Python 2.x). Just unplug the monitor and plug it back in and it will work fine. I am using a dummy HDMI via type C hub, just plug it in and out with the same result.
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Hello, I'm trying to calibrate the Iiyama ProLite XB3070WQS monitor attached to my MacBook Air M1.
About 8 minutes into calibration, there is a "whooshing wind" sound effect (maybe completion of calibration?) and both monitors go black (not disabled, just black pixel values).
From there, system is visually unresponsive. If I blindly tab through open apps then some produce keyboard error tones and some do not, so it seem the system is still running in the background but nothing works to restore the displays.
Only way out is to force shutdown.
Is there a place where I would find an error log or record after reboot? I can offer no further info about the problem, only what I described.
Running MacOS Sonoma 14.4 on 2020 MacBook Air M1 using a DataColor SpyderX. Python 3.12.5 also wxPython 4.2.1 (both read from launch commentary in Terminal) DisplayCal 3.9.12 Argyll "up to date" according to launch commentary (downloaded this morning, don't know version)
Any help appreciated! Thanks.