Hi,

I've been following the SpaceMatch DCM User Guide but I'm having no luck using Windows 7's Task Scheduler to apply a LUT with SpaceMatch DCM when a user log on.

Just like in SpaceMatch DCM User Guide:
- SpaceMatch DCM is installed at the following location "C:\SpaceMatch\SpaceMatch.exe"
- The LUT is named lut.txt.
- lut.txt is in the same folder as the SpaceMatch.exe. (C:\SpaceMatch\lut.txt)



There's only one display attached to this PC. I can see it's "display 0" when manually launching SpaceMatch DCM.


If I don't add any Command Line Operators (arguments according to Windows Task Scheduler), SpaceMatch will launch as expected without loading a LUT but if I add Command Line Operators (arguments) "/l lut.txt /d 0" in order to have this LUT applied automatically I get this error:




Any idea?
Danny

Ok, for some reason, if I delay the trigger (at log on) by 1 minute it works. If I don't add a delay, it looks like the LUT is loaded before my graphic card driver is initialized, well that's a guess.

Quite possibly.
All down to the startup procedure of your PC configuration, I guess.
I have mine set to run At Startup - works perfectly.
(I always have 'Start in (optional)' set.)

I've also updated some info on the User Guide, to help those less 'Windows' knowledgeable.

Steve

"At Startup" doesn't work for me, I guess I would need to put a higher delay value.

I'm using "At log on" with a delay of 2 seconds and that's exactly what I get.

I enter my user password at the Windows log on screen, press enter and 2 seconds later I see the LUT being applied to my display, voilà!

Oh, I forgot, Thanks for your support Steve, the "Start in" action is not that optional after all.