As far as I know, there is no Mac M1/Parallels option that works with Windows 10...

Steve

Thanks Steve, I see that now.

That means now I have to learn how to upgrade to Windows 11 on my very old PC before even entertaining getting an M1 Mac. Because I don't believe I can activate Windows 11 on a clean install straight from a Windows 10 license....

I'm using ColourSpace on my M1 MacBook Pro.
I did a 17ˆ3 profile of a client LG C2 TV. I started the LUT conversion of that profile and it's taking a very long time. Colourspace is completely frozen and while the processor is being used, it's only at 25% and there's no movement on the progress bar.
Other M1 users, what are your experiences when calibration creating luts on the M1? Does it take a very long time and is it normal for ColourSpace to freeze?

Thanks

As we discussed via phone, the profile was totally invalid, due to a lack of Extra Delay while profiling.
(It does help to use the graphs to verify any profile for issues before trying to generate a LUT.)

Consequently, ColourSpace was trying its best to calculate a LUT based on invalid data.
It would have eventually generated a result - but it would not have been a viable LUT due to garbage-in = garbage-out.

Steve

I have got the software running on my Macbook Pro utilizing windows 11 through parallels. The challenge I am having is the Colorimetry Research installer refuses to install the drivers for the CR100 and CR250. I have ran the driver install through the CRinstaller app, as well as just the driver installed. Everytime it just gives me a error that the installation has failed. Any advice on installing the drivers on the M1 Pro Macbook pro?

Are you trying to install CR software on macOS or Windows?