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You don't choose "8-bit or 16-bit" on an Amiga screenmode, but you choose the colour depth by the number of bit planes. The WB is typically run with 2 bit planes (resulting in four different colours), and you can choose up to 256 colours with 8 bit planes. Only HAM and HAM8 screen modes can show more than 256 colours at a time, but HAM is not suitable for the workbench; it's only for pre-calculated still images.
Indivisino AGA MK2cr only buffers the screen, and doesn't even know about the colour depth. It just stores 24 bits per pixel in the buffer, which is the reason why it has so much more memory than the "naked Amiga" itself.
Even if I up the colours to 256 it is still dithered.
Probably just the way that this screenshot has been stored on HD. It's definitely not a problem of your flicker fixer.
Looks to me as if the WB in UAE is simply using more colors (bitplanes)
16 bit looked smooth as the picture shows.
That's an emulated GFX card - the standard AGA chipset can only go up to 256 colours.
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