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System command '"/usr/bin/env python" ./.wait ...' failed when calibrating through DaVinci Resolve #231

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filmmakerto opened this issue Feb 1, 2023 · 0 comments

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First of all, thanks a lot for keeping this great tool alive.

I've got an issue trying to generate a 3D LUT for DaVinci Resolve on Arch Linux. The goal is to use this LUT in Resolve to calibrate a display that is connected via a DeckLink video card.

If I select the display itself in the "Display" dropdown in the "Display & Instrument" tab of the UI, everything works as expected. However, if I select "Resolve" and connect to the monitor calibration feature of DaVinci Resolve Studio 18.1.2, the color patches on screen are never updated and I get the following command line output repeatedly:

sh: line 1: /usr/bin/env python: No such file or directory

dispread: Warning - System command '"/usr/bin/env python" ./.wait 0 0 0 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000' failed with 32512

This is true no matter if I select "Light Illusion" or "Calman" as the calibration tool in Resolve, and no matter if I install DisplayCAL from source as described in this repo's README.md, or from the displaycal package in the Arch community repo.

@filmmakerto filmmakerto changed the title System command '"/usr/bin/env python" ./.wait failed when calibrating through DaVinci Resolve System command '"/usr/bin/env python" ./.wait ...' failed when calibrating through DaVinci Resolve Feb 1, 2023
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@p5k369 p5k369 closed this as completed in 59c456c Mar 10, 2023
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This reverts commit 59c456c.
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@p5k369 p5k369 closed this as completed in a498ab1 Mar 10, 2023
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