<description>an alternative source of bob deinterlaced frames. The default is "Bob()" which is AviSynths built in dumb bob filter. For better results, use a smart bob such as DgBob or SmoothDeinterlace.</description>
<description>A number between 0 and 1 which controls how aggressive the filter is when matching fields. 0.50 (the default) will work well with most clips. The higher the value, the more risk there is of leaving combing artifacts in true interlaced material. The lower the value the more risk there is to bobbing (or in the extreme case skipping or duplicating) Telecine frames. </description>
<description>Force the CPU to a particular type. It is normally auto detected. To see if it is detected correctly turn logging on. The first line of the output will display the CPU type. Current valid values for this value are: 0 - Generic, 2 - Integer SSE, 3 - SSE, 4 - SSE2.</description>
<description>Allow reading of unaligned data. Normally SmartDecimate may ignore a few pixels at the beginning or end of each row, so that reads are aligned nicely. Setting this value to true will prevent this.</description>
<description>If set, then all output will be printed using the OutputDebugString system call. You can view this output with a utility such as DebugView.</description>