Quoting Tony B <[email protected]>:
I suppose it depends how you define 'flicker'. I imagined it to look more
like a loose wire - a random jumping of the picture. Anyway, we know film
doesn't flicker at 24fps so it would have to be set lower than that, and I
doubt that's possible.
Could it be that in his display properties, he managed to set the refresh
rate(?) really low? Like 60Hz (or less?). That would cause a flicker.
Depends on how long the picture between the "dark spots" last. At 24
FPS, the light on the movie screen lasts close to 1/24th of a second,
and is refreshed before it fades. No flicker.
I suspect if you flashed a light that went dark immediately (LED, a
strobe light) at 24Hz, you'd see it flicker.
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