I've been wanting to try Lucid's Virtu out for quite some time so that I can use Intel's QuickSync feature for converting videos (since I have a dedicated GPU). I just came across the demo, downloaded it, tried installing it, but I get this:
Anyone know of any tricks to get it installed, or are mobile Sandy Bridge processors not supported?
I am also trying to install the new Virtu on a Gigabyte Ga H67MA UD2h B3 board. When a discrete video card is not installed it tells me it can't install... Needs discrete card. When I have the discrete card in Sapphire 5570...software tells me there is no Sandy Bridge. I sure would like help with the installation as well.
Mine is not a mobile chipset...so hopefully someone will reply.
I wrote to LucidLogix but so far no response.
Did you get a response? I really want to get Virtu wPeking. Hopefully it'll bring better battery life to mobile chipsets.
Last edited by speedgamer01; 07 Jul 2011 at 01:49.
I doubt I am going to be much help here except to say I had the same problem with installation and was receiving the same messages with my Gigabyte h67MA-UD2H-B3 motherboard and Sapphire 5570 discrete video card. I did however, eventually get it installed and working properly! So it IS possible to do...AND it does work with an H67 motherboard!
I believe I went into the bios and changed the settings there. I am not 100% sure but to my best recollection that is how I got it working. I am sorry I can't be more specific but I wanted to let those know who are having difficulty that it will work.
If I recall anything further I will come back and post.
Lucidlogix virtu
"Virtu has been design for Sandy Bridge platform H Series (H61/H67 and Z68 platforms) with 2nd Generation Core i5 or Core i7 CPUs."
I have an Asus Pz68-v pro with a graphics card hd 4800 series and I get the same error! I'm equipped with an Intel i7 2600k (2nd gen)
You installed the Intel HD 3000 graphics driver?
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