A reminder about ditherig.exe

logixoul

For those of you who use ditherig.exe:

I'd like to remind you that Temporal Dithering often turns itself on randomly (or unexpectedly), so I suggest that you:

Use a gradient-ish wallpaper so you can see when banding disappears.
When it does, switch to (e.g.) spatial dithering (in ditherig.exe), then back to "all dithering disabled". This makes it work again.

Here's the (ugly but useful 🙂 ) wallpaper that I use (I made it in GIMP).

Also:

I think the most common cause of TD getting auto-reenabled is when you screen goes to sleep (for power saving - when you haven't moved the mouse for a while). So I just configured my Windows 10 to not do that.

ryans

I'll also add that ditherig is also open source.