Mojave breaks DADman software

[BScout]

Check your colour settings

Compatibility
DADman Software v5.3.3 Workstation Compatibility:
Mojave (10.14), High Sierra (10.13), Sierra (10.12), El Capitan (10.11), Yosemite (10.10). Not supported on Mavericks (10.9)
Note that a Windows release is still forthcoming
EuControl 3.5 or higher
S6 WSControl 3.5 or higher
Special note for macOS Mojave (10.14) users
If you experience problems with the graphic user interface (GUI) of DADman on macOS Mojave (10.14), such as problems with metering, confirm that you are using the default color profile for your Display and your computer. If you are using the default color profile and still experience problems, set the Color profile (System Preferences > Display) to one of the following:

sRGB IEC 699106-21
General RGB

http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/e...s-MTRX-Support

[Mr Base]

Thank you ver much, you are the man!!
The issue has been resolved DADman running like a champ at 4K 60.
I appreciate the help big time, finally this Mojave nightmare is over!!

Base

[paulo m]

Originally Posted by BScout

Both. Firmware for all DAD/MTRX are now one file.

OK, I´ll check it on Monday, was just looking for the DADman update and didn´t noticed the MTRX firmware. Thanks for the reminder.

[paulo m]

Originally Posted by BScout

Check your colour settings



http://avid.force.com/pkb/articles/e...s-MTRX-Support

I´ll be trying that, as DADman GUI doesn´t work on the iMAC Pro display and it works on our second and third external HP displays which are also 4K.

I´m under the impression that this DADman version is a beta, the version name ends with a "b" an on the installer menu in small letters was written" to be updated"...

[BScout]

Originally Posted by paulo m

I´m under the impression that this DADman version is a beta, the version name ends with a "b" an on the installer menu in small letters was written" to be updated"...

You would be wrong. “b” is for “build”; a sometimes standard practice in compiling software.

[paulo m]

Originally Posted by BScout

You would be wrong. “b” is for “build”; a sometimes standard practice in compiling software.

And usually also followed by a number...by the way, how to you know if it´s not a beta?

[BScout]

Originally Posted by paulo m

And usually also followed by a number...by the way, how to you know if it´s not a beta?

Because the software is literally called: "5.3.3 build 2b"
And they've used the same naming scheme before.

Betas also aren't released to the public. Which is why they are "betas."

[paulo m]

Originally Posted by BScout

Because the software is literally called: "5.3.3 build 2b"
And they've used the same naming scheme before.

Betas also aren't released to the public. Which is why they are "betas."

What I meant was that it could be a not completely finished version, just released due to customer pressure. Taking into consideration the color profiles issue and that it mentioned "to be updated" in the installer.

I know betas are not released to the public, I´ve been a beta tester for years. You would be surprised how many betas are released with an official name though....

[LukeHoward]

Have to say, it'd be real nice if DADman worked with non-default colour profiles. I have my display's white point calibrated to D50 as it's a lot easier on the eyes (otherwise I feel like I'm at a gas station).

[Stephen Webster]

We are in the process of upgrading to a new S console and MTRX, but with no Mojave support, i will have to rethink this.