If you're exporting the dream with the default 25 frames per second setting, try using 30 frames per second instead.

You know, I did play with that, and I honestly didn't see much of a difference other than almost doubling the file size.  Maybe I wasn't looking at the right thing - where do you see the improvement/value? (Sharpness, color, smoothness....)?  I really am kind of curious.

Do other dreams play OK without the blink ?

Like some of my dreams ?

Do all of your dreams made with Pro blink or just a few of them ?

Load one of your dreams that blink on cloud storage

like google drive and and post a link to it so I can test it and see if it blinks on my system.

One made with dream maker pro

AzDude

Thanks, that was one of those things that left me wondering a little bit.

OK a couple things ... 

1st. you need to work on looping for a cleaner seamless loop. and more adjustments to the 

animation to run smoother a little to jumpy .

2nd as you can see from my video below your dream playback on my PC has no Blinking .

Video Link https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oHQocBbSqtH6J01RjTbrB_yZ7BgpO4Yy/view?usp=sharing

so the problem lays with your PC might be codec or video graphic issue but first 

Hello ,

Would you Please do a Clean Boot: https://forums.stardock.com/485954/deskscapes-support-faq#cleanboot

and see if there's blink with a clean boot .

Other options to try is codecs I use K-lite Codec Mega Pk https://codecguide.com/download_k-lite_codec_pack_mega.htm

default install all parts.

2 - Try updating your video graphics cards ...

AzDude
Stardock Community Assistant

Im running Windows 11 with no issues

My PC running 11 with your dream no blinking.

If you still have an issue after trying my fixes , then make a video capture

of your dream blinking and post back here for me to see .

 As far as your animation of that dream you just need more practice with the 

different animations ( and the adjustments you can make to each animation )

to get a cleaner smoother look and use best quality always and bitrate .

Don't worry about larger file sizes .

also I would add some of the water bubbles to make it look more water-like.

and too when having a loop issue try making your video longer so it takes 

longer for the loop to show up that will help hide it a bit .

So make sure you practice with dream maker pro but if all fails to your liking

then give me your files and saved Dream Maker Pro file and I'll make the Dream for you ...

AzDude 

The work "blinks" threw me off.  I believe I'm seeing a mismatched brush speed and dream duration.

I use any of these wave brush speed settings with a dream duration of 5.26:

15  30  45  60  etc

I use any of these wave brush speed settings with a dream duration of 7.90:

10  20  30  40  50  etc

That should help a lot.

thanks, I did the scene for 30 seconds, and adjusted the loop transition from 0 to 2 sec.  I think the jump was from the transition set at 0