28.08.2020, 08:01
Removing the "Force" option for deinterlacing does impact the functionality of the program.
For example, QTGMC has options for video that is not interlaced. (It even has InputType=1 for progressive input, where it only does denoising.)
If I want to resize the video via Spline144 resize BEFORE running QTGMC (i.e., move "resize" to top in Custom Filter Order), without the "Forced" option, Hybrid will insert the following:
So, I can't use QTGMC after resizing without Hybrid mucking with the script.
In previous versions, I could simply use the "Force" option, and the script is the same, but without the above unwanted stuff being inserted.
So the program is less functional with "Force" removed. I have to use previous Hybrid versions if I want to resize, THEN run QTGMC in modes 1, 2, or 3.
For example, QTGMC has options for video that is not interlaced. (It even has InputType=1 for progressive input, where it only does denoising.)
If I want to resize the video via Spline144 resize BEFORE running QTGMC (i.e., move "resize" to top in Custom Filter Order), without the "Forced" option, Hybrid will insert the following:
# deinterlace since the filter does not support interlaced content
AssumeTFF().TDeint(mode=1)
# scaling to 720x480
Spline144Resize(720,480)
AssumeTFF().Separatefields().Selectevery(4,0,3).Weave()
# deinterlacingSo, I can't use QTGMC after resizing without Hybrid mucking with the script.
In previous versions, I could simply use the "Force" option, and the script is the same, but without the above unwanted stuff being inserted.
So the program is less functional with "Force" removed. I have to use previous Hybrid versions if I want to resize, THEN run QTGMC in modes 1, 2, or 3.