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Title: Leopard doesn't like my Eye-One Display 2
Post by: stewarthemley on March 17, 2008, 06:49:53 am
Just moved to a Macbook Pro with leopard installed and it lets my eye-one display 2 go through the motions of measuring the screen, ie creating the profile, but at the point of saving it I get the "unexpectedly quit" message.  I have the latest vs of 3.6.2 installed, and the display works perfectly on my windows system.

Strangely, it did complete one profile correctly on the Mac (which incidentally was a very close match with my windows system monitor which was great to see) but since then it doesn't want to know. I installed CS3 and LR on the Mac after doing the successful profile but I'd be surprised if that is the problem. I thought about removing Adobe Gamma but don't know my way round the Mac yet enough to find it - although it's still on my windows system and doesn't cause a problem there. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the eye-one software countless times, tried doing a profile for LCD and laptop, easy and advanced, but still no go. Everything else works perfectly. Any ideas would be gratefully received.
Title: Leopard doesn't like my Eye-One Display 2
Post by: jackbingham on March 17, 2008, 07:19:24 am
You won't find adobe gamma on the mac, and you should definitely uninstall it on the pc.
Title: Leopard doesn't like my Eye-One Display 2
Post by: stewarthemley on March 17, 2008, 07:34:24 am
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You won't find adobe gamma on the mac, and you should definitely uninstall it on the pc.
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Thanks, Jack. That's one thing less to worry about! And I just realized, I uninstalled it on the PC long ago, just forgot about it.
Title: Leopard doesn't like my Eye-One Display 2
Post by: digitaldog on March 17, 2008, 07:34:49 am
I run this on my Macbook (Leopard and earlier) with no issues, its something else going on with your system.

Definitely find Adobe gamma (just do a Find or command F) and trash it!
Title: Leopard doesn't like my Eye-One Display 2
Post by: stewarthemley on March 17, 2008, 07:47:07 am
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Thanks for the reply, Andrew. I was afraid it might be something not right with my Mac system. Trouble is, I haven't altered anything, simply installed CS3, LR and the eye-one software. Now I have to start sifting through an unfamiliar system looking for... I'm not sure what. There's lots about the Mac I really like so I'm going to avoid comments about their claim "the Mac just works." Just wished mine just worked.
Title: Leopard doesn't like my Eye-One Display 2
Post by: Jack Flesher on March 17, 2008, 05:33:32 pm
Have you installed the latest OSX 10.5.2 update? This fixed a few color issues, though admittedly I didn't have any issues profiling with my Eye-1 unit before that update...
Title: Leopard doesn't like my Eye-One Display 2
Post by: stewarthemley on March 17, 2008, 06:50:00 pm
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Have you installed the latest OSX 10.5.2 update? This fixed a few color issues, though admittedly I didn't have any issues profiling with my Eye-1 unit before that update...
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Hi Jack - thanks for replying. 10.5.2 was already on the machine when I bought it, I waited for the update of the Macbook Pro, got it the day they were released.  Andrew (above) said he thought it was a Mac problem and that seems logical but since then I have contacted x-Rite support and their response was they're aware there can be a problem but it's rare (ie not many people have it and I'm one of the lucky ones!). They said they will get back to me asap. I guess it's fingers crossed time.