I am having no problem using PD14 Live, trying various export formats utilizing QS. HP Envy Phoenix/4thGen i7-4770(4@3.4GHz~turbo>3.9)
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QS works great.

Nice to hear it.

Now if you can tell me how do you switch on Intel Graphic in PD14.

I use virtu application and add PD14 as an allowed application.



regards

You are talking about this driver: http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/4651/lucid_virtu_mvp_hyperformance_tested_with_asrock_z77_and_intel_ivy_bridge/index.html . That app is old and obselete. It does not work with windows 10. It is for playing 3D games back then.

So?

What should I use ?

Could somebody tell me, how to switch on my iGPU in PD14 app please ?

I have activate my HD4600, I can see it in GPU-Z application.

I switched on hardware encoding in PD but still not see any Intel Quick Sync checkbox.



regards

In my case, I have 2 screens, an average 19" Acer plugged into VGA on my motherboard, and a 7" Pro-Am plugged into an HD input on my Nvidia card. Not until I did that did I finally see Quick Sync. It took a little research to figure out that simple setup, you might say "dawn lights over Marblehead". That is a local saying from Marblehead, Massachusetts. I am not sure what to do if you do not have 2 monitors. HP Envy Phoenix/4thGen i7-4770(4@3.4GHz~turbo>3.9)
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I resolve my problem with QS.

There is no necessity to have two monitors.

Thank to all for help.

Gregston,
no further information to aid others? HP Envy Phoenix/4thGen i7-4770(4@3.4GHz~turbo>3.9)
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Yes Gregston,

Please let us know what you did, I was going to add another monitor to see if it would help, but if you figured it out that would be good to know what you did.

Thanks.

I have not written anything more detailed, because I understood, that I was the only man who has got this kind of problem, so do not be angry

You have to right click on your display ang go into "display resolution" submenu.

Next you have to add another display which will be joined with your Intel Graphic Card.

You have to force it even you have no additional monitor.

See attachments



PS iGPU should be enabled in BIOS of course

I tried that but it didn't seem to trigger QS, it only worked when I placed the monitors on 2 different components. It took a little doing to remove that other ghost screen. HP Envy Phoenix/4thGen i7-4770(4@3.4GHz~turbo>3.9)
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It works for me and I have no second monitor, believe me Barry.

Here is a link, where it is described in English (so maybe my is not to good for explaination).



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4c4_qSWEg2U

Quote: I have not written anything more detailed, because I understood, that I was the only man who has got this kind of problem, so do not be angry

You have to right click on your display ang go into "display resolution" submenu.

Next you have to add another display which will be joined with your Intel Graphic Card.

You have to force it even you have no additional monitor.

You might check, I would have thought that approach to utilize the iGPU would have left PD in a slightly mixed state. What icon do you have in the Fx room in the lower left corner of any of the accelerated effects that represent the GPU hardware? I'd assume the green Nvidia icon yet your "Produce" page clearly shows Intel hardware at use.

Not sure what this slightly mixed state may foster for PD, if you are happy and get the results you desire, that's what counts.

Jeff

Quote: It works for me and I have no second monitor, believe me Barry.

I both understood you and believed you, of course, I am just saying it didn't work for ME. The 2 monitor solution was actually good for me, it helped force me to remove my computer from it's comfy nest, and take it outside for a serious blow-out. The dust was like smoke it was so thick. Followed by a sneeze attack. A bit off-topic, tho. HP Envy Phoenix/4thGen i7-4770(4@3.4GHz~turbo>3.9)
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@JL_JL

attached screen says more than hundred of words...



@BaryTheCrab

I do not know, why it does not work for you, anyway two monitors are better then one

This thread had mysteriously disappeared from the forum a while ago and now has been found by CyberLink and returned to display.
Thanks JL_JL for bringing the matter to my attention.
Dafydd