SVPcode queue: adding files one-by-one applies wrong encoder (hevc_nve

Hi,

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**Setup**
- Windows 10 Pro
- AMD Ryzen CPU + AMD Radeon RX 9070 (no NVIDIA GPU)
- SVP 4.7.0.302 with SVPcode / transcoder
- Frame interpolation: RIFE (Vulkan)
- Encoder set in Advanced to software **libx265** (HEVC), not NVENC
- Confirmed in settings that the active transcoder profile stays on `libx265` the whole time

**Bug**
When several files are added to the SVPcode queue **one after another** (add file → add next → … → Start), only the **last** job gets the Advanced `libx265` command line. Every earlier job is launched with `--ovc=hevc_nvenc` instead.

That fails immediately on this AMD-only PC (`Cannot load nvcuda.dll`, mpv exit code 2), so the queue skips those items in ~2 seconds each. The last item starts correctly with `--ovc=libx265`.

**How to reproduce**
1. Open Transcoding / SVPcode.
2. Set Advanced encoder to `libx265` (software HEVC).
3. Add several video files **one by one** (not multi-select).
4. Press Start.
5. Check `coder.log` / `active.log`: earlier jobs show `--ovc=hevc_nvenc`; only the newest shows `--ovc=libx265`.

**Workaround that works**
- Multi-select all files and add them **in one action**, then Start; or
- Add one file → Start → wait until finished → add the next.

**Not the cause (checked)**
- Active profile / `profiles/last` already points at `libx265` during the bad run.
- This is not an NVIDIA card or a user NVENC profile choice; the wrong CLI is the simple `hevc_nvenc` template applied to earlier queue items.
- User-side scripts (`ffff.py`, `override.js`) do not control per-job `--ovc=` for the queue; that appears to be built inside SVPcode / SVPManager.

**Log snippets (paths and filenames redacted)**

Fresh run (same pattern):

[job N] ... --ovc=hevc_nvenc ...
mpv: Cannot load nvcuda.dll
mpv exited with code 2  (~2s)

[job N] ... --ovc=hevc_nvenc ...
(same failure, several times)

[job last] ... --ovc=libx265 ...
(starts correctly; cancelled by user)

Related GPU note (same session, earlier Start): pressing Start once coincided with a Windows Display driver reset (Event 4101, AMD display driver recovered). Screen went black briefly. That may be separate from the encoder mismatch, but it happened on the same workflow.

Happy to provide more redacted log lines or exact Advanced encoder options if useful.

Thanks.