I was previouly using Wallpaper Slideshow Pro. Moved over to DisplayFusion as I like the layout more. Both on Windows 10. My setup is the following:

3x monitors all showing a different single image for the wallpaper.

1x smaller monitor showing a slideshow.

My setup allows me to use the 3 main monitors as I wish, with the smaller used exclusively as a "photo frame" (slideshow).

Everything worked prefectly on Windows 10.
I have since moved over to Windows 11 with the same setup.

There is a noticeable flicker or jitter across all screens whenever the slideshow screen changes photos. My slideshow changes every 2mins, so this is very annoying. The transition between photos is also jittery. I used to get a smooth crossfade effect. I went back to Wallpaper Slideshow Pro and it has the same issue.

I've narrowed the problem down to animation settings. If I turn off "Animate controls and elements inside windows" it fixes the problem. However I lose the smooth crossfade effect which sucks.

I've also noticed my PC fans speed up every time my slideshow changes. This never happened on Windows 10.

Hi,

I have Transparency effects turned off.

It seems the only workaround is to turn animation effects off.
Disapointing as makes my slideshow unpleasent to look at.

I haven't no.

Hello

I've recently built a new PC and Im finding I have the same issue with the flicker on the new machine. Its like the transition effect is being applied to all screens, not just the one with the slideshow.

Hello

I've recently built a new PC and Im finding I have the same issue with the flicker on the new machine. Its like the transition effect is being applied to all screens, not just the one with the slideshow.

Video Attached. You will see each time the top screen changes to a new photo, the bottom screen flickers/refreshes. I set the slideshow to 20 seconds for the sake of the video. Normally its set to 2 Mins.

I tried a clean reinstall of Windows 11. I installed no other software apart from drivers and Windows updates. The issue is still present.

How long will that take?

What sort of time scale are we talking?