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Anybody have a solution to this one?
In Vegas I have put together background media for DVD opening page.
This includes a couple of logos and some Vegas-generated text.
Looks great in preview window and NTSC monitor, as expcted.
BUT,…..when page is rendered to .avi uncompressed and opened in DVD-A the logos are blurred,—as in the text.
Anyone have the “secret recipe” or a work around to make these images look sharp and clear in DVD-A.Thanks,
Dan
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perhaps its just my setup but when I look as just about anything in DVDA preview even at GOOD setting TEXT especially looks pretty bad. Looks fine on the finished DVD and looks great on up to a 55 inch TV (don’t have anything bigger so I can’t tell after that) but 1 key is to use something other than a fine line script text-that breaks up pretty bad-other than that I really haven’t had a major issue once I figured out that the final product came out fine even if it looked somewhat bad in the preview
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Another thing I discovered is it is a much better idea to add text and objects in DVDA rather than exporting from Vegas.
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Are you using DVDA 3.0? If so, Sony recommends that any background media be rendered (from Vegas) in progressive scan format. There’s a few more suggestions at the top of p. 47 in the manual.
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I’ve also had this problem in Photoshop. I exported a logo that I designed (for myself) as a jpeg from Photoshop, and when I open it up, it’s blurred.
Just thought I’d throw that in.
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