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###  encoding
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An encoder configuration file can be generated by
concatenating three of the given configuration files,
one for the base configuration, one for sequence
parameters, and one for QP settings.

For example, in order to obtain the encoder configuration
file for coding the sequence Balloons with 3 views including
depth and a base QP of 30, the encoder configuration file
can be created under Linux using:

cat baseCfg_3view+depth.cfg  >  encoder.cfg
cat seqCfg_Balloons.cfg      >> encoder.cfg
cat qpCfg_QP30.cfg           >> encoder.cfg

For Windows, the command "cat" can by replaced with "type".
As another example (for Windows), the encoder configuration
file for coding the sequence Kendo with 2 views without
depth and a base QP of 40, the encoder configuration file
can be created using:

type baseCfg_2view.cfg  >  encoder.cfg
type seqCfg_Kendo.cfg   >> encoder.cfg
type qpCfg_QP40.cfg     >> encoder.cfg





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The folder contain four examples for renderer configuration files:

rendering_2view_orgData.cfg : 2 view case with original data
rendering_3view_orgData.cfg : 3 view case with original data
rendering_2view_decData.cfg : 2 view case with decoded data
rendering_3view_decData.cfg : 3 view case with decoded data

The following parameters in these configuraton files have to be
replaced with the actual parameters:

FramesToBeRendered    : number of frames

SourceWidth           : frame width

SourceHeight          : frame height

BaseViewCameraNumbers : base view camera numbers