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| To solve this try disabling installed OpenXR Layers one by one to find the problematic layer. You can find the dialog to disable OpenXR extensions [[https:// | To solve this try disabling installed OpenXR Layers one by one to find the problematic layer. You can find the dialog to disable OpenXR extensions [[https:// | ||
| + | ===== DEMoCap does not start at all ===== | ||
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| + | ==== Wrong GPU on Windows ==== | ||
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| + | This problem can happen on laptops with dual GPU setups. These are typically gamer laptops with a discrete nVidia/AMD GPU paired with a weak Intel GPU. The idea here is that by default the weak Intel GPU is used to keep the laptop cooler and to consume less energy. The discrete GPU is then used for applications requiring good performance, | ||
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| + | This problem can be detected by looking at the log file: '' | ||
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| + | II [OpenGL-RT] [...] LoaderThread: | ||
| + | II [OpenGL-RT] [...] Vendor: Unknown (Intel) | ||
| + | II [OpenGL-RT] [...] Version: 4.6 (4.6.0 - Build 32.0.101.5768) [4, 6] | ||
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| + | You can force Windows to use the strong GPU for all Drag[en]gine based games and applications (including DEMoCap) like this: | ||
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| + | Open the Windows Settings and navigate to the application graphics settings: | ||
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| + | Add the application to change the settings for. For running games and applications through steam or manually through the GUI launcher find the application " | ||
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| + | Select the application you just added and select the discrete GPU from the dropdown list. | ||
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