Thank you Graeme and Gerard !
The problem is that I was not leaving a space between the quote and some of
the arguments that require a string. This works perfect:
Colprof -v -A "NEC" -M "PA271W" -D "NEC PA271W 300 XYZlut+Matrix 2020 02 02
17-00" -aX -C "XYZ Inc. 2020" -O "C:\ArgyllOut\NEC PA271W 300
XYZlut+Matrix.icm" C:\ArgyllOut\outFile300
Little things...
/ Roger
-----Original Message-----
From: argyllcms-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <argyllcms-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On
Behalf Of Graeme Gill
Sent: Sunday, February 2, 2020 4:16 PM
To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [argyllcms] Re: colprof error
graxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I'm trying to generate a profile using the following command-line (on
Windows):
C:\Argyll\bin>colprof -v -A""NEC"" -M""PA271W"" -D""NEC PA271W 300
XYZlutMx
2020 02 02 14-27"" -aX -C""XYZ Inc. 2020"" -O""C:\ArgyllOut\NEC PA271W
300 XYZlutMx.icm"" C:\ArgyllOut\outFile300
colprof: Error - CGATS file read error : Unable to open file 'PA271W.ti3'
for reading
For some reason, it looks like colprof is trying to use the "Model"
number as the base for the ti3 file?
Is it possible that a monitor profile created from 300 measurements
would be "worse" than a monitor profile created from 20?
If I am to believe the profile statistics, the "20" stats are:
While the "300" stats are: