I have seen that page before - an excellent writeup on how to morph the dither pattern to a sphere and match it to camera rotation to get rid of the dither jank as a character/camera moves through the game scene. But I don't think it applies to my particular issue of seeing dither jank on a webcam livestream.
Maybe there's a way of adapting my algorithm to give it some memory of previous frames to help minimise the jank that occurs as the current frame's output is calculated. Or identify static parts of the current frame compared to the previous frame and only recalculate the dither for the pixels that have changed beyond a minimal color distance threshold?
Maybe there's a way of adapting my algorithm to give it some memory of previous frames to help minimise the jank that occurs as the current frame's output is calculated. Or identify static parts of the current frame compared to the previous frame and only recalculate the dither for the pixels that have changed beyond a minimal color distance threshold?