Monitor profiling software

[DarkPenguin]

I'm looking to build a new PC soon.  (I'm hoping Intel doesn't raise their prices after AMD's "Phenom" launch.)  Unfortunately this means a new OS installation.  I've been rounding up all my CD's to prepare for this.  One I can't find is the one that came with my Monaco Optix-Xr.

So, I need Windows based monitor profiling software.  It is 50-50 as to whether it will have to run under Vista or not.

Suggestions?

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

I'd go for ColorEyes Display Pro. Do a search on LuLa for threads about it. It is a bit confusing to use at first, but gives fantastic results. I use it with my Monaco Optix XR puck.

Eric

[digitaldog]

I'm looking to build a new PC soon.  (I'm hoping Intel doesn't raise their prices after AMD's "Phenom" launch.)  Unfortunately this means a new OS installation.  I've been rounding up all my CD's to prepare for this.  One I can't find is the one that came with my Monaco Optix-Xr.

So, I need Windows based monitor profiling software.  It is 50-50 as to whether it will have to run under Vista or not.

Suggestions?
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Well what's the display first off? Some like my NEC really shine using the software from NEC.

If you need software for the OPTIX, I think you can download it or just ask X-Rite for a copy and they did update it recently for Vista.

[DarkPenguin]

It is an overly bright Dell.  (To be replaced relatively soon.)

I'll give the download thing a try first.

[digitaldog]

It is an overly bright Dell.  (To be replaced relatively soon.)

I'll give the download thing a try first.
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Well I can't say enough good things about the NEC driven by the SpectraView II and it DOES support the OPTIX XR, a superb colorimeter. And unlike the other software which is said to be 'confusing', SpectraView is a one button affair. It really is a smart monitor.

[Fred Ragland]

Well I can't say enough good things about the NEC driven by the SpectraView II and it DOES support the OPTIX XR, a superb colorimeter. And unlike the other software which is said to be 'confusing', SpectraView is a one button affair. It really is a smart monitor.
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...another pleased NEC 2690 with SpectraView II user.

Fred

[KeithR]

I'm looking to build a new PC soon.  (I'm hoping Intel doesn't raise their prices after AMD's "Phenom" launch.)  Unfortunately this means a new OS installation.  I've been rounding up all my CD's to prepare for this.  One I can't find is the one that came with my Monaco Optix-Xr.

So, I need Windows based monitor profiling software.  It is 50-50 as to whether it will have to run under Vista or not.

Suggestions?
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I'm running a new system(Vista) also and came upon the same problem. Luckily, X-Rite does have updated drivers for the OptixXR Pro which I also use. It may take some digging, but they do have it. If your having problems finding it let me know via PM. I still have a copy of the download.

[digitaldog]

I'm running a new system(Vista) also and came upon the same problem. Luckily, X-Rite does have updated drivers for the OptixXR Pro which I also use. It may take some digging, but they do have it. If your having problems finding it let me know via PM. I still have a copy of the download.
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Try here:

[a href=\"http://www.xrite.com/product_overview.aspx?ID=653&Action=support&SoftwareID=746]http://www.xrite.com/product_overview.aspx...&SoftwareID=746[/url]

It says:Also supported are the following operating systems: Windows Win98, 2000, XP, & Vista.  Both 32- and 64-bit systems where applicable.