#USING SPYDER5 WITH DISPLAYCAL FULL#

Delete the files dccmtr.dll dcxmtr.dll, or rename them to something else for backup.

Make a copy of the JVC Autocal software folder and place it on you desktop as the working copy.

#USING SPYDER5 WITH DISPLAYCAL FULL#

Note: if your sensor is natively supported in Windows (e.g., the x-rite i1Display Pro), you only need spotread.exe and not the full ArgyllCMS. Unzip the file to a location of your choice. You can get the latest version of the Windows Executables from Argyll Color Management System Home Page. Instructions on using Option 1 (ArgyllCMS DLL): Same for i1Display Pro Plus, where i1Display Pro is listed. Note: In the table above, where i1Pro2 is listed you can also use the i1Pro. I1Display Pro Klein K10, Jeti 1211, delay 1s I1Display Pro i1Display Pro Plus (software version unknown)

I1Display Pro, Spyder 5, Klein K10, Jeti 1211 In principle any meter supported by ArgyllCMS can be used see the list here: (scyomantion) has come up with a replacement DLL that allows additional meters to be used with the JVC software, using the ArgyllCMS 'Spotread.exe' as the measurement engine. Note that the JVC software has a Log Only mode which reports the measurements of the projector's grey-scale and Primary/Secondary colours without performing the actual calibration, so you can test it without any risk. The options are listed chronologically Option 3 is probably the best choice.

There are 3 options available to use alternative (officially unsupported) meters to perform JVC Autocal. The main limitation of the software is that they support only very specific meters (see post 2), many of which have now become obsolete. The software is very effective in compensating for the drift and aging of the projectors' internal components, in particular the lamps and the D-ILA panels.

Using spyder5 with displaycal