Hi All, I am using DVDLab pro and I have a couple of motion menus where my "buttons" are just text objects. Along the lines of a "Play all" kind of thing where the text highlights when it is selected. Pretty simple stuff.
Here is what I am struggling with:
For the life of me I can't seem to find a good font to use that doesnt look like jaggedy doo-doo when played on a DVD player.
My DVD is designed for 4:3 and I am playing it on a high def widescreen in 4:3 mode.
Unfortunately, within DVD lab when you simulate the text, it looks beautiful - this is far from the case when it is actually burned and played though.
I understand that I could alternatively put my text in my background video for the menu but I want highlighted text. Also, I'd like to know why it is doing this. Could it be my player (its a DVD-recorder, new model)?
Are there any settings in DVDLab I should look at to improve the resolution / crispness of the text?
Has anyone found a font to use that just "works" well? I have probably 1000+ fonts, I can't try em all to find out!
Any ideas?
Much appreciated!
Thanks!
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