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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Colour Management => Topic started by: Edhopkins on August 31, 2009, 07:50:55 am
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I would be interested in hearing whether SpectraView II plays well with Snow Leopard.
thanks
ed
Baltimore
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I would be interested in hearing whether SpectraView II plays well with Snow Leopard.
thanks
ed
Baltimore
Yes - the latest version of SpectraView II 1.1.02 (US version) works just fine with Snow Leopard. I tried calibrating my 2690 Wuxi tonight on a new install of Snow Leopard without issue.
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Mine (1.1.02) will not install in Snow Leopard.
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Mine (1.1.02) won't install in Snow Leopard.
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I would be interested in hearing whether SpectraView II plays well with Snow Leopard.
I upgraded Spectraview II to 1.1.03 from 1.1.01 on Leopard before upgrading to Snow Leopard,
and everything worked afterwards. This is with a 2009 "Nehalem" Mac Pro, with the stock video card
(NVIDIA GeForce GT 120 512MB), and the NEC 2690 WuXi-2.
PS: By "everything worked" means - the monitor started up with the Photo Edit calibration I had done a couple of days ago.
I did some more calibrations - Print, NTSC, Digital Cinema - successfully, and switched between calibrations, finally going
back to the Photo Edit calibration. It all went smoothly.
The Spectraview upgrade is available here:
http://www.necdisplay.com/supportcenter/mo...iew2/downloads/ (http://www.necdisplay.com/supportcenter/monitors/spectraview2/downloads/)
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I have the same rig as Macgupta and am about to upgrade Spectraview II software to 1.1.03. Does the previous version need to be uninstalled prior to installation of update? Could not find this addressed on NEC website. Thanks for info. Adele
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I have the same rig as Macgupta and am about to upgrade Spectraview II software to 1.1.03. Does the previous version need to be uninstalled prior to installation of update? Could not find this addressed on NEC website. Thanks for info. Adele
Sorry, I'm probably a bit late to answer your question. I did not have to do an uninstall of the old version.
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The Snow Leopard version (1.1.03) runs fine. I just installed over the older version, no issues.
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Thanks to both for response. I haven't installed the upgrade yet (was sure there would be an answer!).