The original poster said that Shotcut has suddenly stopped working, so it had been working fine before.
Here’s a screenshot (unfortunately as a new user, I’m banned from two images in a post): Could also potentially just be a bug in how Windows is launching the application (I even rebooted to ensure it wasn’t just a temporary driver bug).Ī more permanent fix would be to go back to that right click menu, then choose “Change default graphics processor” and then explicitly define your Intel Integrated graphics card as the default specifically for shotcut.exe. Never had an application launch on the wrong graphics card, even when the other card is configured as default. You can also reproduce it if you right click and purposefully select “High performance NVIDIA processor” too. Maybe it’s a bug If you have access to a Dell XPS and a Thunderbolt 3 WD15 hub, it should be easy to reproduce. If you have all the appropriate NVIDIA drivers installed, you can find this option it by simply right clicking the “Shotcut” icon, clicking “Run with graphics processor” and then finally selecting “Integrated graphics”. Even though Intel Integrated Graphics is already configured as my default graphics processor, I still have to manually select Intel Integrated graphics for it to work. However, when I do have it plugged into my Dell dock, it will trigger this error. The odd thing is that when I don’t have my laptop plugged into the dock, it works fine. I just want to edit my videos.I’ve got a Intel® HD Graphics 4600 and a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850M If I've to buy a new Graphics Card, then which one? I don't know about Graphics Card anything. So, now what I've to do in order to fix this error.ĭo I need to buy a new Graphics Card, or this problem can be fixed without buying a new one? From other questions, I got that I've to update my graphics drivers, But however, my all drivers are up-to-date according to Intel Driver and Support Assistant.
Yes, I know that there are other questions also like this, however, my problem is a little bit different. When I look at OpenGL Extensions Viewer 5.0.5, it shows that the version of OpenGL is 1.4. I have an Intel Graphics card, but whenever I look for an update from Intel Driver and Support Assistant, it shows that all of my drivers are up-to-date. I know that I've to update my graphics drivers in order to eradicate this problem. When I open a software there is an error saying Install a driver providing OpenGL 2.0 or higher, There are many software which shows the same problem. First things first, I'm using Windows 7 with 32 bit.
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