[John Hon]

Hi Derek,

NO, Steps to resolve problem did not work for me.
1. I installing the tiny font registry file from your forum and Re-boot computer after install.
2. I download [sseriff . fon] and install.

[John Hon]

I also checked my second PC. I have two fully updated computers running Windows 11 (a desktop and a laptop), and I’m experiencing the same issue in Vegas Pro 20 on both. The fonts are installed.

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[John Hon]

Hi Derek,

Thank you for the advice, but unfortunately it didn’t help.

Please see below everything I’ve checked. John

1. My Windows 11 Display Scaling is set to 100%

Scale and Layout is 100% (Recommended)

2. Nvidia Control Panel – Display Resolution is set to the Native resolution

3. Vegas Pro – Options/Preferences/Display – DPI scaling is turned on

4. MS Sans Serif 8,10,12,14,18,24 is NOT missing

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[John Hon]

Hi Mads, thank you for advice !

1. export clip to interlaced video looks good 🧐. Hmmm why? 😯

2. another file format instead of PNG, like Jpeg don’t help

3. timeline is 4K, and exporting to a final master in 1920×1080 HD and also in 4K is same problem

and all clips. if I make the source HD same problem

4. Deinterlace is set to none for the whole time timeline. Deinterlacing just that clip did not help. All my clips are Progressive.

I tried Gaussian Blur FX method and helped. So I applied it to all affected media, and the final render looks good.

But now the question is: why did this issue happen? The moiré patterns caused by scaling appear on almost all the media in my project.