24.09.2020, 07:55
Before I try to look into it.
Are you using Avisynth 32/64 or Vapoursynth? (Different QTGMC scripts/filters with different code in Hybrid)
Here's how I understood it so far:
Setting QTGMC-Inputtype to zero means that QTGMC will only take interlaced content.
Setting QTGMC-Inputtype to anything but zero means that QTGMC will only take progressive content.
The output of QTGMC is always progressive content, either because the content already was progressive (or split into fields) or because QTGMC deinterlaced the content.
Setting QTGMC-Inputtype does not change the assumed input type of the source.
Assuming Avisynth is used,...
If:
- your source is detected as interlaced
- your set QTGMC-Inputtype as progressive
- move some filter that does not support interlaced content before QTGMC
Hybrid should depending on "Filtering->Avisynth->Misc->Interlaced handling", either deinterlaced before the filter, filter and reinterlaced or split the content into fields, filter and weave the fields again. Looking at the code there is a bug here in Hybrid, since Hybrid does not switch QTGMC to 'progressive only' once Inputtype not zero is set. I'll fix that.
I'm still not sure what you want or what is going wrong and if fixing the above will fix the problem.
Cu Selur
Are you using Avisynth 32/64 or Vapoursynth? (Different QTGMC scripts/filters with different code in Hybrid)
Here's how I understood it so far:
Setting QTGMC-Inputtype to zero means that QTGMC will only take interlaced content.
Setting QTGMC-Inputtype to anything but zero means that QTGMC will only take progressive content.
The output of QTGMC is always progressive content, either because the content already was progressive (or split into fields) or because QTGMC deinterlaced the content.
Setting QTGMC-Inputtype does not change the assumed input type of the source.
Assuming Avisynth is used,...
If:
- your source is detected as interlaced
- your set QTGMC-Inputtype as progressive
- move some filter that does not support interlaced content before QTGMC
Hybrid should depending on "Filtering->Avisynth->Misc->Interlaced handling", either deinterlaced before the filter, filter and reinterlaced or split the content into fields, filter and weave the fields again. Looking at the code there is a bug here in Hybrid, since Hybrid does not switch QTGMC to 'progressive only' once Inputtype not zero is set. I'll fix that.
I'm still not sure what you want or what is going wrong and if fixing the above will fix the problem.

Cu Selur
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.