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QMPlay2 looks worse on the next video: check forced deinterlacing
A manual override used for one unusual source may be unsuitable when the next file is progressive.
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QMPlay2’s CPU deinterlacing choice has no effect: inspect hardware decoding
Hardware-decoded video can use a different filtering path from CPU-decoded video.
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QuickTime exports MOV instead of MP4: check the container and available resolution
Apple says QuickTime Player exports video as a QuickTime movie, not an MP4 video. Its H.264 or HEVC choices describe the encoded video, while the available output sizes depend on the.
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QuickTime narrates the action between dialogue: inspect the selected soundtrack
Apple documents descriptive soundtracks as alternate audio tracks in QuickTime Player. If a narrator describes the picture between dialogue, inspect the movie’s soundtrack choices before.
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QuickTime shows an eight-digit code instead of remaining time: inspect Time Display
QuickTime can display elapsed time, frame count or source timecode, depending on the movie. An unfamiliar counter can therefore reflect the selected display mode rather than an incorrect.
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QuickTime sound changes after HDMI passthrough: inspect the intended output
Apple’s HDMI passthrough feature has a specific Apple-silicon and supported-HDMI context. If a QuickTime audio test changes after enabling it, compare the selected receiver and the built-in.
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