[Theo Van laar]

‘Are you saying that DVDA is having to re render to lower field first ? and therefor i should render from vegas lower field first.’

Yes, that’s what I was thinking of.

Theo

[Theo Van laar]

A standard DVD PAL (720 x 576 px) is lower field first and RGB.

Theo

[Theo Van laar]

What kind of files are you loading into DVDA?

Theo

[Theo Van laar]

Please can you explain a littlebit more on what you mean?

Theo

[Theo Van laar]

Add data files to your DVD:

In DVD Architect:

FILE
PROPERTIES
tab DISC PROPERTIES
EXTRAS FOLDER
Browse to the folder with the data files
OK
OK

Create your SD-DVD as usual

Add WORD files to Vegas: In WORD: Ctrl A to select all, Ctrl C to copy all and then in Vegas TEXT generated media: Ctrl V to paste all

Theo

[Theo Van laar]

Congratulations!

Theo

[Theo Van laar]

I think you just jit the BYPASS FX button on top of the preview window…

Theo

[Theo Van laar]

Do you select REDUCE INTERLACE FLICKER? Or use a tiny little bit of gaussian blur.

Which font did you use? Did you use a sans serif font?

Theo

[Theo Van laar]

To save a frame from the timeline:
Ctrl Shift S

Theo

[Theo Van laar]

It will never beconme perfect.

What you can try in Photoshop is to increase the resolution via Ctrl Alt I and use the setting bicubic (sharper). As an alternative you can use the program Fractals. But like I said, don’t expect to much…

Here is a reference where both methods are compared:
https://ronmart.blogspot.com/2008/12/review-onone-software-genuine-fractals.html

Theo