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Originally Posted by cyberbeing
It's just a text file 0-255 with 16bit integer CLUT values (vs the normalized 16bit floating point value in a TI3). It's one of the few tools to load, dump, modify, an re-load the active CLUT.
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Oh, that exists? I've just finished writing my own :P
Oh well, my version will work for .ti3 files, .cal files and those funky calibration tester formats.
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The layout is always the same. "#GammaRamp" on first line identifying the format. 0-255 in first column, RED, GREEN, BLUE.
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#GammaRamp
0 1599 1305 1270
1 2161 1923 1791
2 2722 2538 2310
3 3280 3150 2825
4 3835 3760 3338
5 4383 4365 3846
6 4908 4949 4342
7 5398 5494 4813
8 5847 5991 5256
9 6255 6439 5667
10 6629 6843 6047
11 6976 7211 6402
12 7300 7550 6734
13 7605 7864 7050
14 7894 8159 7350
15 8171 8440 7639
16 8438 8709 7919
17 8696 8967 8191
18 8945 9217 8454
19 9187 9459 8712
20 9423 9697 8963
21 9653 9929 9206
22 9879 10155 9448
23 10102 10377 9683
24 10319 10596 9916
25 10531 10812 10143
26 10741 11026 10368
27 10949 11237 10590
28 11155 11446 10809
29 11359 11653 11027
30 11562 11858 11243
31 11763 12063 11457
32 11962 12268 11668
33 12162 12474 11880
34 12362 12680 12093
35 12562 12887 12306
36 12762 13093 12519
37 12962 13299 12732
38 13162 13505 12945
39 13362 13711 13156
40 13561 13918 13367
41 13757 14127 13578
42 13954 14338 13786
43 14152 14548 13995
44 14351 14759 14206
45 14550 14970 14416
46 14749 15182 14627
47 14949 15392 14836
48 15149 15603 15046
49 15350 15812 15256
50 15552 16019 15466
51 15755 16226 15676
52 15958 16430 15885
53 16164 16635 16095
54 16369 16841 16303
55 16576 17050 16514
56 16784 17261 16724
57 16996 17474 16936
58 17211 17689 17152
59 17429 17904 17369
60 17651 18118 17587
61 17873 18333 17805
62 18097 18549 18023
63 18321 18765 18242
64 18546 18982 18459
65 18772 19199 18678
66 18998 19417 18900
67 19224 19636 19120
68 19451 19854 19343
69 19677 20074 19564
70 19904 20292 19787
71 20132 20508 20011
72 20358 20722 20232
73 20584 20935 20453
74 20808 21147 20675
75 21032 21360 20897
76 21256 21572 21118
77 21480 21783 21342
78 21703 21996 21565
79 21927 22209 21787
80 22151 22424 22011
81 22374 22640 22236
82 22599 22859 22462
83 22824 23079 22689
84 23049 23300 22917
85 23275 23522 23144
86 23500 23744 23370
87 23724 23965 23596
88 23947 24188 23820
89 24169 24410 24043
90 24391 24633 24268
91 24612 24855 24492
92 24834 25077 24717
93 25057 25299 24940
94 25281 25521 25164
95 25506 25746 25389
96 25732 25972 25616
97 25962 26202 25847
98 26196 26432 26080
99 26432 26665 26315
100 26672 26898 26551
101 26913 27133 26787
102 27154 27370 27026
103 27397 27608 27266
104 27639 27846 27505
105 27879 28080 27742
106 28115 28312 27976
107 28347 28540 28208
108 28577 28767 28440
109 28804 28992 28668
110 29031 29217 28899
111 29259 29444 29130
112 29487 29671 29360
113 29717 29898 29591
114 29948 30126 29823
115 30179 30355 30054
116 30411 30582 30286
117 30643 30809 30518
118 30876 31036 30752
119 31110 31264 30987
120 31344 31492 31221
121 31578 31719 31456
122 31812 31947 31692
123 32046 32175 31929
124 32280 32404 32168
125 32513 32632 32404
126 32745 32861 32643
127 32977 33091 32881
128 33208 33322 33123
129 33441 33557 33366
130 33676 33794 33610
131 33914 34032 33856
132 34151 34271 34101
133 34389 34510 34347
134 34627 34751 34593
135 34867 34991 34840
136 35108 35234 35089
137 35351 35477 35339
138 35595 35721 35590
139 35841 35964 35840
140 36087 36209 36090
141 36333 36454 36342
142 36578 36699 36593
143 36823 36943 36844
144 37069 37187 37093
145 37314 37432 37343
146 37561 37676 37593
147 37807 37921 37841
148 38053 38165 38089
149 38298 38409 38337
150 38541 38651 38580
151 38782 38891 38822
152 39021 39129 39061
153 39258 39365 39299
154 39494 39601 39538
155 39729 39835 39776
156 39967 40072 40014
157 40205 40309 40254
158 40444 40546 40494
159 40685 40784 40734
160 40926 41024 40977
161 41168 41264 41219
162 41411 41505 41464
163 41656 41749 41711
164 41903 41996 41960
165 42153 42246 42212
166 42408 42502 42468
167 42667 42764 42729
168 42931 43030 42993
169 43197 43298 43259
170 43466 43566 43526
171 43735 43833 43794
172 44005 44100 44063
173 44277 44367 44332
174 44549 44635 44602
175 44819 44901 44869
176 45087 45165 45136
177 45351 45426 45398
178 45609 45682 45657
179 45862 45932 45912
180 46110 46177 46164
181 46357 46418 46413
182 46602 46657 46661
183 46844 46894 46909
184 47086 47131 47156
185 47329 47369 47404
186 47573 47610 47655
187 47817 47852 47905
188 48062 48097 48157
189 48308 48346 48409
190 48554 48596 48663
191 48799 48847 48917
192 49045 49099 49171
193 49293 49354 49428
194 49542 49611 49685
195 49792 49871 49942
196 50041 50133 50199
197 50291 50396 50455
198 50541 50659 50710
199 50792 50921 50965
200 51043 51183 51219
201 51295 51445 51470
202 51549 51708 51722
203 51807 51973 51974
204 52068 52237 52226
205 52331 52500 52479
206 52596 52762 52730
207 52861 53024 52982
208 53125 53283 53232
209 53387 53540 53480
210 53646 53794 53727
211 53904 54044 53975
212 54159 54292 54223
213 54414 54540 54472
214 54667 54788 54720
215 54920 55036 54972
216 55175 55289 55225
217 55431 55544 55481
218 55690 55802 55738
219 55950 56065 55996
220 56211 56329 56252
221 56471 56595 56506
222 56732 56861 56760
223 56991 57128 57010
224 57249 57392 57258
225 57510 57656 57504
226 57772 57920 57751
227 58035 58187 57998
228 58297 58453 58244
229 58559 58717 58489
230 58820 58981 58734
231 59080 59243 58980
232 59339 59506 59226
233 59598 59770 59474
234 59854 60034 59722
235 60110 60299 59971
236 60364 60564 60220
237 60619 60829 60469
238 60872 61094 60719
239 61124 61357 60968
240 61377 61620 61217
241 61629 61881 61465
242 61881 62144 61716
243 62134 62407 61966
244 62386 62670 62216
245 62639 62932 62465
246 62892 63194 62713
247 63144 63455 62963
248 63397 63716 63212
249 63648 63978 63462
250 63899 64239 63712
251 64150 64500 63961
252 64399 64762 64211
253 64648 65023 64461
254 64897 65284 64712
255 65146 65535 64963
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Seems simple enough, I'll just pull down values to 64-bit doubles and use my existing logic. Confirmed for 0.5.
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It's just a normal ArgyllCMS .cal file, so 256. Process monitor appears to show applycal apparently stuck in a loop reading the .cal file around 1,600 times per second.
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I'll try to figure out what's going wrong. How are you running the command, btw?