interesting article and method. when viewed from remote desktop, the image always appears interlaced. otherwise, on a regular screen its barely noticeable. a

interesting article and method. when viewed from remote desktop, the image always appears interlaced. otherwise, on a regular screen its barely noticeable. at first glance it looks fine, but then i get the feeling something is off. if i blink or look away quickly, i can see some of the interlacing. but overall, interesting idea of treating the images more as movies rather than images