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Glitch at the end of Vertical Sync pulse when digitizing interlaced graphics signals

Category: Hardware
Product Number: ADV7842

I'm using the ADV7842 CP in auto graphics mode to digitize interlaced RGB + HS + VS signals (1080i50, 1080i60,...) to interlaced 36 bit RGB + HS + VS + DE.

Using a linux bash script to configure the chip over I2C I'm able to get this working, however, when using the "synchronous VSync" on the VS/FIELD output pin (by setting CP 0x85[0]) there appears to be a glitch at the end of the VSYNC pulse for the fields which are starting with the edges of the VSYNC aligned in the middle of two HS pulses (see image below)

However when I use the "asynchronous VSync" (by clearing CP 0x85[0]) this glitch is not there (and the polarity seems to be different too, but that is not the issue):

Are there register settings which can eliminate the glitch at the end of the VSync signal in synchronous VSync mode?