music@batman.moravian.EDU (The Phoenix) (02/18/91)
In article <1991Jan28.001411.9857@aucs.AcadiaU.ca>, 880274d@aucs.AcadiaU.ca (Ralph Doncaster) writes: > Does anyone know if clear polarized plastic will stop the flicker from interlaced mode? > I know tinted polarized sunglasses work well, but I don't know if it is mainly the polarization or the tinting. > -- I have a polarized plastic screen over my 1084S monitor, and it DOES help, to a degree. It isn't a "cure-all", though. However, I now use my A2000 almost */EXCLUSIVELY/* in INTERLACE mode and am only slightly bothered by the flicker. I could not have done this before I got the screen. And it's certainly a LOT cheaper than a "Flicker-Fixer" and far better than the PD program "antiflicker" that's floating around. (I must admit that after having my hands on a 3000 with a 1950 monitor returning to my 2000 with the 1084 monitor is a bit of a let-down). Steve "Ad annum" - the practice whereby a developer begins to advertise a product at least one year before releasing it. (AW 10/90) --------------------------------------------------- | Stephen Heller - Music Technician | In transit from | CSNET -> music@batman.moravian.edu | the center of | UUCP -> ...!rutgers!liberty!batman!music | Time & Space... | INET -> music%batman.moravian.edu@relay.cs.net | ---------------------------------------------------