Hi, > Hmm. Is there no way of configuring the display card for Video level out, > or the TV for PC range in ? I guess that would not be useful, since I only use this hardware chain, and since that other clipping most probably occurs in the monitor, not at an earlier stage, the results would be the same. > You can of course use the ArgyllCMS TV range out encoding options > to deal with it too. Yes, that would be great, but I only use PC levels now. A new 8-bit monitor would be a more permanent solution. > It's really hard to know how the eeColor deals (or doesn't) with > different encoding ranges. The guess at the moment is that it > doesn't, hence the need to configure collink appropriately > with the correct encoding. Still, my curent profiling attempt shows that the LUT box can actually handle the CM process quite well for TV and PC range. I only have to figure what I did wrong previously to get the clipped whites in the previous profiling instance. I don't think I have the knowledge, though. > The eeColor has 64 entry tables with a fake 65'th entry > wired to 1.0, so the entries are numbered from 0..64, as per usual > computer notation. Right, my bad. :) Ivan Kolesov