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It's in French, but here's the translated readme file (translation by Manao at the Doom9 forum):

Code:

Deen 1.0 beta 1



Deen(clip, str mode, int rad, int thrY, int thrUV, 

     int tthY, int tthUV, float min, float scd, string fcf)



mode: "c2d","c3d","w2d","w3d","a2d","a3d"

       2d = spatial / 3d = spatial + temporal (3 frames)

rad: radius (1-4 in 3d / 1-7 in 2d)

thrY, thrUV: treshholds : luma, chroma

tthY, tthUV: temporal tresholds (3d only) : luma, chroma

min: 1 = no reduction .. 0 = maximum reduction

     When using 'w' mode, it's how the weight of the pixel is reduced when 

     its distance is raising

     When using 'a' mode, it's how the threshold is reduced with the raising

     of the distance

     When using 'c', it should do nothing ( no tested, it's a guess made by

     me, I can't test right it now )

scd: Scene change Detector : threshold over which a 2d mode is used, in

     order not to have a temporal ghosting with high motion. Higher values

     means potentially more ghosting . scd=-1 allows the viewing of the value

     with debugview ( only '3d' mode, it's a debug mode, I can't test it right

     now so you'll have to guess what it does )

fcf: full control file (check demo.fcf.txt in the zip file). default is "", 

     which means no fcf. It allows an overriding of the parameters for

     ranges of frame. 



Finally, defaults are : deen("c3d",1,7,9,4,6,0.5,9,"")