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corug7 wrote on 1/28/2004, 10:13 AM
I'm not sure I understand your question, but I'll try to help! I think DVD-A standardizes output, so I don't think you can keep it at the same resolution. You haven't said what you are going to do with the final images. If you are just trying to make a background image, you might try resizing in an image editor (Photoshop, etc). Even if you could render it at "native" resolution, you run the risk of the image being too large or small to fit the television screen. If you can be a little more specific about what you want to do, I might have a better answer for you.

Corey
DataMeister wrote on 1/29/2004, 11:38 AM
Example,

I created buttons that are 200 x 50 pixels and a title image that is 400x 50 pixels.

How do I import them and make them 200x50 pixels to ensure the sharpest image on the final DVD.

In other words I don't want DVD-A to interpolate the image and cause extra fuzziness that isn't necessary.

JBJones
Hunter wrote on 2/2/2004, 1:33 PM
Are the buttons animated? Or does the menu the are on have a video background?
DataMeister wrote on 2/3/2004, 5:59 PM
What does that have to do with importing the images at the same resolution which they were created?

But to answer the question, the buttons are not animated, but the background is video.

JBJones
corug7 wrote on 2/4/2004, 4:55 PM
In what program did you create the images. Do they use the full pixel amout (are they rectangular?) or do they have some transparancy in them? Just curious.
DataMeister wrote on 2/6/2004, 12:51 PM
I created them in Photoshop 7 and exported them as PNG file with transparency. They are all the same size, 100 x 75 pixels.

As far as I know they would be square pixels.

JBJones