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They don't and apparently never will. I also have a XL30 and currently using Vista x64. I haven't been able to DDC calibrate it no matter what I do. I'm hoping that the Windows 7's compatibility mode (xp virtualization) would help, but I'm afraid it won't. You could test it since you already...
I almost forgot to post the reply I got from Integrated Color. Sorry about that.
The new version of Coloreyes Display (v1.60 I think) will be free to existing customers. There should be more information about the software in their website at the end of the week.
This new version should be...
I considered myself buying a NEC, but after I found out that NEC's can be calibrated only with their own software and none other and their calibration software can be bought separately in the us, but not in the europe. As a european I'd have to buy the spectraview version which includes the...
HINT:
Integrated Color should bring a new version from their calibration software ColorEyes Display any time soon. It's said to have full DDC support for Samsung XL -series, even in Vista x64!
http://www.integrated-color.com/
SpectraView edition would be nice. Here in Europe the basic 2690 costs >1200 eur and there is no possibility to buy the SpectraView software for it. It is sold separately only in USA. So you have to buy the SpectraView edition to get the software. The SpectraView models start from 1850 eur. So...
lukx,
That's pretty good shop if it will change the display for 3 stuck pixels! Most of the shops are not willing to do that!
...and not even Eizo gives a "zero faulty pixels warranty". It has the same standard as NEC. That sucks, huh...
Meow,
If you are about to repair the display yourself, could you inform us how it went and how it is done? If you get the schematics from NEC, could you post them for us also? And maybe a photo of the part that needs to be replaced? :)
I can hold a soldering iron, but I'm not very good...