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I figured somethin gout:
You need to specify gpuid:X per section, so with:
Code:
Overwrite->Super: {gpuid:0,scale:{up:0},rc:true}
Overwrite->Vector: {gpuid:0,main:{search:{coarse:{distance:-8},type:2}},refine:[{thsad:250}]}
Overwrite->Super: {gpuid:0,rate:{num:2,den:1,abs:false},algo:2,mask:{area:100},scene:{mode:0}}
with:
Code:
Overwrite->Super: {gpuid:1,scale:{up:0},rc:true}
Overwrite->Vector: {gpuid:1,main:{search:{coarse:{distance:-8},type:2}},refine:[{thsad:250}]}
Overwrite->Super: {gpuid:1,rate:{num:2,den:1,abs:false},algo:2,mask:{area:100},scene:{mode:0}}
GPU 0 and GPU 1 are used.

No clue so far how to use just GPU 1 or GPU 2.
Or use GPU 2 at all.

Cu Selur
Seems like whether the gpu can be used, also depends on whether an active preview windows is used.
Don't see a proper way to implement this in Hybrid

So for those with multiple graphic cards, overwriting the settings with reference to
https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/Manual:SVPflow
and setting "guid:X" does seem to work, at least for preview. (no clue how this will behave during encoding)

If someone figures out how to get SVP to use just GPU X I can add support for it, but I won't spend time investigating this anymore.

Cu Selur
Thank you! 

You'll have to do it the old way - just turn it off
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