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updated Anime4KCPP 2.0 CNN Mode support

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# Name: Video2X Configuration File
# Creator: K4YT3X
# Date Created: October 23, 2018
# Last Modified: May 29, 2020
# Last Modified: June 7, 2020
# Values here are the default values. Change the value here to
# save the default value permanently.
# Items commented out are parameters irrelevant to this context
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fastMode: false # Faster but maybe low quality
videoMode: false # Video process
preview: null # Preview image
preprocessing: False # Enable pre processing
postprocessing: False # Enable post processing
preprocessing: false # Enable pre processing
postprocessing: false # Enable post processing
preFilters: 4 # Enhancement filter, only working when preProcessing is true,there are 5 options by binary:Median blur=0000001, Mean blur=0000010, CAS Sharpening=0000100, Gaussian blur weak=0001000, Gaussian blur=0010000, Bilateral filter=0100000, Bilateral filter faster=1000000, you can freely combine them, eg: Gaussian blur weak + Bilateral filter = 0001000 | 0100000 = 0101000 = 40(D) (unsigned int [=4])
postFilters: 40 # Enhancement filter, only working when postProcessing is true,there are 5 options by binary:Median blur=0000001, Mean blur=0000010, CAS Sharpening=0000100, Gaussian blur weak=0001000, Gaussian blur=0010000, Bilateral filter=0100000, Bilateral filter faster=1000000, you can freely combine them, eg: Gaussian blur weak + Bilateral filter = 0001000 | 0100000 = 0101000 = 40(D), so you can put 40 to enable Gaussian blur weak and Bilateral filter, which also is what I recommend for image that < 1080P, 48 for image that >= 1080P, and for performance I recommend to use 72 for video that < 1080P, 80 for video that >=1080P (unsigned int [=40])
GPUMode: False # Enable GPU acceleration
GPUMode: false # Enable GPU acceleration
CNNMode: false # Enable ACNet
listGPUs: null # list GPUs
platformID: 0 # Specify the platform ID (unsigned int [=0])
deviceID: 0 # Specify the device ID (unsigned int [=0])