does not detect graphics card

[90312]

You may need to go into setup (BIOS) and select integrated graphics.

[cptthumb]

Works now, but I still cannot install the VIRTU software because of the error:
"No Intel(R) HD Sandy Bridge Graphics Family Device or Driver was found
Setup will now exit"

EDIT:
Just tried to install a newer version of the VIRTU software but the error remains - pretty much - the same:
"No Intel(R) HD SandyBridge Graphics Family Device was found.
Check your BIOS and verify that your integrated graphics is enabled.
Virtu setup will now exit."

[martythebrit]

Did you follow my directions and install the Intel HD video driver?

[cptthumb]

Yes, I did. I also have the Intel HD Graphics icon in the taskbar now.

[martythebrit]

Which chipset do you have on your motherboard?

[cptthumb]

I have an Asus P8Z68-V Pro.

[martythebrit]

I'm wondering if VIRTU is confused. You have a Sandy Bridge motherboard with an Ivy Bridge CPU.

Steve; Which motherboard do you have?

[90312]

I have an MSI H61 board.

[martythebrit]

cptthumb; Did you download the upgrade wizard for VIRTU MVP 2.0 and try and run it?

You don't need any other VIRTU installed for it to work.

[cptthumb]

Oh okay, I thought I had to install the version on the driver disc/from the Asus driver website first.

I installed it now, however:
DVDFab 8.2.2.9 detects it (except for VC1) but when I start the 3D ripping process it makes absolutely no progress; stays at 0,00%.
DVDFab 9 still doesn't detect anything at all..


^First 2 images are from v8, third is from v9.

(Virtu MVP says it's running in I-Mode)

[martythebrit]

VC1 isn't supported.

You need to add dvdfab.exe to the app list in VIRTU, it should work then.

That's the dvdfab.exe from both versions.

[martythebrit]

The license for VIRTU is contained in your motherboard bios, which is what the upgrade wizard searches for.

[cptthumb]

Ah thanks.
It does work now for v8. With CUDA I had 66fps and now with Intel Quick Sync its 104fps. That's impressive!
However still not working for v9.
I think its because of the same reason why CUDA doesn't work in v9 which is that the graphics card is not being detected.

[martythebrit]

Just out of interest did you try uninstalling CoreAVC to see what happens?

[cptthumb]

Yeah, but it still doesn't work.

What I'm still curious about is why I don't have fabcheck_internal.log for neither v8 nor v9 in my log directories.
I mean, it's supposed to be placed there automatically isn't it?