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The Temporal Company: Everything Better Than 60Hz™ Time dimension on displays: Hz-GtG-MPRT-blurs-motion-lag-VRR-framerate-GSYNC-FreeSync-tearing-frametime-24p-48p-120Hz-240Hz-360Hz-480Hz-1000Hz... Display researcher. Creator of TestUFO.com Motion Tests.
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Seasonal Mini Update!
1. Blur Busters won two blue ribbon prizes at conventions (DisplayWeek 2024, 2025)
2. Blur Busters is about to launch TestUFO 3.0 this month.
3. Yes, we know, the other website badly needs updates.
4. We're in skunkworks mode. There will be a major 2026 product announcement.
Scotty, we need more compute power!
That's the simple TL;DR. However, a 50%:50% BFI only reduces blur by 50%. You can do 25%:75% BFI where 1/4th of frametime is visible. That reduces motion blur by 75%. Motion blur reduction will be proportional to visible:black. See testufo.com/blackframes to compare multiple kinds of BFI.
TestUFO: Black Frame Insertion Demo
TestUFO: Black Frame Insertion Demo
testufo.com
You could simulate a 45Hz impulsed display at 90Hz, but that would be very flickery. It won’t help 60fps content, so you’d need 45fps content. Better to have a >2:1 ratio, but minimum would be 2:1 to be really useful.
The handheld has a HTML viewer that accesses Nintendo's site and interfaces. That HTML viewer is complete enough to run TestUFO. Some people hacked it to point to a different site, through various things like changing DNS settings to load a different "home page" of your own preferred HTTP address
Machine from year 2015 with a built in browser? Or an old XP-powered Internet Explorer retro gaming system? Or old SmartTV browser?

You can use TestUFO 1.0 at old.testufo.com

It runs in many very ancient browsers.
Blur Busters TestUFO Motion Tests. Benchmark for monitors & displays.
Blur Busters UFO Motion Tests with ghosting test, 30fps vs 60fps vs 120hz vs 144hz vs 240hz, PWM test, motion blur test, judder test, benchmarks, and more.
old.testufo.com
You'd be surprised what old machines that TestUFO 1.0 at old.testufo.com runs on. Even Internet Explorer in Windows XP!
TestUFO now has several dozens of different display motion tests!

And more is about to launch with the upcoming TestUFO 2.2 including the long-awaited CRT Simulator.
Mike (Retrotink) and Bob (RetroRGB) now has access to the private beta test of TestUFO CRT Simulator -- much more user friendly than Shadertoy with automatic Hz config.
Yes, slipped to June, but...

- TestUFO gained WebGL support and I just got CRT electron beam simulator working on a beta TestUFO server, with a number of improvements. I will announce it this month.

- I'm continuing to work on this project now, after a number of client obligations!

Keep tuned.
Good afternoon Display Geeks at DisplayWeek!
Mark Rejhon is at DisplayWeek and open for new business, or just to talk shop.
Hello Bob.
I am at DisplayWeek 2025.
I have some updates to the CRT beam simulator, as well as a Blur Busters article on BFI/CRT simulator coming out this month. I will answer your BFI questions right after!
How long will you have the 480Hz monitor?
Deciding how to bust display motion blur? BFI? Strobing? CRT? Framegen? Organic? Etc?

Users choose!

William writes about blur busting methods including flicker-based (BFI, CRT, strobing) and flickerless (framerate-based, framegen-based, etc)
Flicker vs Framegen: Blur Busting via BFI/CRT/Strobing or via Extra Frame Rate Methods - Blur Busters
Using strobing and interpolation to improve your motion fidelity.
blurbusters.com
Founder got surprised for his 51st birthday!
Happy 51st birthday, to founder Mark Rejhon, from the UFO Area 51 Laboratory!
Happy 404 Day.

I just did the world's first HDR State-of-Web test.
This is not even on caniuse site!

More Info: github.com/blurbusters/...
I'm rooting for Gecko too!
They're still slogging away slowly on various HDR-prerequisite work: bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi...
I guesstimate it is probably a year-ish behind.
1539685 - (HDR) [meta] Add HDR support to Gecko
NEW (nobody) in Core - Graphics: Color Management. Last updated 2025-03-31.
bugzilla.mozilla.org
ERRATA: I meant Technology Preview Version 215, not 125. Transposed the digs!
Nintendo Switch 2 announced support for 120Hz and HDR. Including 120Hz Dock support.
Now all major platforms (PC/Mac/Linux/iOS/Android + Switch/PS/XBOX) have 120Hz+HDR.
Interesting video!