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Disable de-interlace ?
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My video capture software already does de-interlacing while recording, so I don't want to run another de-interlace using Hybid ?

Do I just set Input scan type to 0.0% and uncheck Neo ?

Because those options had values set.

Thanks for any help.
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Quote: My video capture software already does de-interlacing while recording, so I don't want to run another de-interlace using Hybid ?
side note: In general this is a bad idea. Software deinterlacing usually has better quality, and should capture as losslessly as possible.

Quote:Do I just set Input scan type to 0.0% and uncheck Neo ?

Because those options had values set.
That value is just for the [i]manual[/i[ input scan type test.
  • If your source is detected with input scan type "progressive" no deinterlacing will be applied. (check the Vapoursynth Script Preview, to know for sure what filters are applied)
  • If your source is detected as non-progressive and should be detected as 'progressive', use 'Overwrite scan type to' and set it to 'progressive' if your source is progressive.
  • If your source is interlaced and your output is interlaced too, Hybrid will only deinterlaced if it is necessary for filtering and re-interlaced afterwards.

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