parse_options reads : and , as separators and = as the only assignment, so a
segment without = becomes a valueless flag set to 1. The shipped strings used
ffmpeg command line spelling, which parses without error into other values.
- crf:16 parsed to {'crf': '1', '16': '1'}, encoding every api, framepack and
seedvr video near lossless rather than at crf 16
- crf=23:b:v=0 pinned the generic bitrate option to 1 bit per second on vp8 and
vp9, collapsing their output
- qscale:v=3 reached mpeg4 and mjpeg as nothing at all, replaced by an explicit
quantizer range
- test-video-codecs.py asserts every preset segment carries an assignment
UpscalerSeedVR.load_model() rebinds the module-global
generation.generation_step (called by name inside generation_loop) to
the instance's model_step wrapper, keeping the previous value to call
back into. That global was never restored, so the second pass through
load_model() saved the wrapper itself as the "original", making
model_step() call itself -> RecursionError.
The second pass is reached on any model (re)load: with upscaler_unload
enabled (self.model reset to None after each run) every subsequent run
recurses, and switching SeedVR variants (self.model_loaded != model_name)
triggers it even without unload.
Stash the pristine generation_step on the module once and have the
wrapper call that, so repeated loads never wrap the wrapper.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>