Pixelhue VPU Sharing Explained | Get More Layers from Your Processing Cards

In this quick walkthrough, Eli from Evolve Technology explains Pixelhue’s VPU Sharing feature. VPU Sharing allows one card to borrow processing power from the card directly to its right, giving users more available layers on a single screen. Eli shows where to find the feature in the settings menu, how to enable it, what happens to the card being borrowed from, and why the resulting screen provides 15 usable layers instead of 16. This is especially helpful for shows that need more PIPs, cut-and-fill layers, chroma key layers, or additional processing power on a smaller screen. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to VPU Sharing 00:36 Where to find VPU Sharing 01:02 How card-to-card sharing works 01:28 Building a screen with shared processing 01:55 Why it provides 15 layers instead of 16 02:16 Best use cases and final tip