Search Results for "monitor calibration"

AlDente is a MacBook battery-care app designed to extend battery lifespan by letting you set smart charge limits and monitor health over time. Instead of always charging to 100%, you can cap the maximum percentage so the battery spends less time at high voltage—one of the biggest contributors to wear. A compact menu-bar UI exposes live status, charge target, temperature, and optional protections like pausing charging when the laptop runs hot. Advanced modes help with real-world workflows:...

LazyDS4 is a controller mapping application designed to convert HID input from a DualShock 4 controller directly to a virtual Xbox 360 controller. Optimized for simplicity and performance, it offers real-time input mapping with a ~1ms (1000Hz) polling rate, modern graphical interface with PyQt5, and automatic joystick calibration. 📌 What's New (v2.1.0) 🎨 Visual Overhaul — Modern, professional interface with gradient backgrounds and advanced styling 📐 Layout Optimization — Improved...

Video Projector/Monitor Calibration Software orginally developed as ColorHCFR. This code base is based off version 2.1 and will aim for a more open development process. The opensource version integrates an ArgyllCMS interface for continued meter support and development. If you feel the program has been of value to you since I started working on it about 3 years ago please consider a contribution via the link below.

The [color]profiler is a graphical batch generator, incorporating a large number of options and features for 31 Argyll executables. While Florian Höch’s Dispcal concentrates on monitor and projector calibration and profiling, this solution deals with tasks around printer calibration and profiling, measurement data creation and manipulation, spectral calculation and representation etc. It is possible, that subsequent Versions of [color]profiler will incorporate more Argyll, iccMAX or different custom functions.

CompICC moved house to https://github.com/compiz-reloaded/compicc The Compiz ICC colour server, or short compicc, lets you colour manage your whole desktop at once and in hardware. Play movies, watch images on wide or narrow gamut displays. Each connected monitor is colour corrected for its own.

Do you worry if Fraps (or other computer video capture tool) is giving you accurate colors? Do you wish you had some kind of standard, recordable (DirectX 9) source with known colors? Well, you're in luck, that's just what this is. **NOTE: monitor calibration software is known to alter capture colors** See the first screenshot for a guide to what's in this test pattern. It also includes some rare & unusual utilities; see below.

Color Clutch is a solution to a color calibration problem found across various versions of Windows. Some full-screen applications (e.g. games) are unable to hold monitor color calibration, leading to incorrect color. Color Clutch prevents this.

HubbleView is a monitor calibration program that converts Yxy samples received from the Xrite Hubble to D65 and displays them on an RGB bar graph. HubbleView is helpful for setting white balance on broadcast monitors and projectors.

xcalib is an open-source monitor calibration loader for applying the calibration stored in ICC color profiles to systems running Linux or MS-Windows.

Tools to calibrate monitor on linux with Pantone Huey.