This manual is for ENH-MC-EZBC, however, the manuals  for the other two would be almost the same.

MC-EZBC video codec consists of three parts: encoder, extractor and decoder.

The exe files for the three parts are 3dsbcen.exe, pull.exe, 3dsbcde.exe. 

Encoder commands: 3dsbcen.exe *.par

The *.par file is the parameter setting file, which speicifies the following parameters

-inname          the input file name
-bitname         the file name for compressed bits
-statname        the file name for some statistic information
-start           first frame number, generanlly it's 0
-last            last  frame number, depend on the length of the sequence
-size            the resolution of image, such as CIF 352 288 176 144
-framerate       frame rate for the sequence, CIF will have 30 and SD will have 60
-denoise         whether we need pre-filter or not. Generally it's NO
-tPyrLev         the number of temporal levels, CIF will have 4 with a GOP size 16
                 SD will have 5 with a GOP size 32
-MBSize          the maximum size of blocks, generally it's 64 in HVSBM
-MBlevel         the level of HVSBM, generally it's 5. Then we have block size with 64x64 to 4x4
-MVaccuracy      the sub-pixel accuracy, 1 means half pixel accuracy, 2 means quarter pixel accuracy
-lambda          used for R-D control, different temporal levels can have different lambda, such as 12 24 45 65
-searchrange     the search range for motion estimation in the first temporal level, it will be doubled as temporal level increases
-maxsearchrange  the maximum search range for motion estimation
-bi-mv           always on (1). it's for alternative reconstruction with Haar filter for 5/3 filter
-AGP_level       how many sub-symbols we want to have for motion vector, typically 2 or 1. 
-layer_mv        whether we want to code motion vector in two layers or not. 0/1


Extractor commands: pull.exe *.bit -r xxx -t x -s -a x x x x -y x x x x

*.bit      the file name for compressed bits
-r xxx     the target bit rate
-t xxx     the target frame rate. -t 0 means original frame rate, -t 1 means half frame rate ...
-s xxx     the target resolution. -s 0 means original resolution, -s 1 means half resolution ...
-a x x x x how many sub-symbol we want to reserve for motion vector in the target bitstream
           if we don't input anything about -a, it will use the default method. Namely at full 
           resolution, all sub-symbols will be used. At half resolution, the LSB of motion vector will
           be discarded. ...
-y x x x x whether we want to discard the enhancement layer of motion vector in each temporal level. The
           default method will use all the layers. 


Decoder commands: 3dsbcde.exe *.bit output.yuv ref.yuv output.sta

*.bit           the target compressed bits extracted using extractor
output.yuv   the decoded yuv file
ref.yuv         the reference yuv file
output.sta      the PSNR information