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Best Menu Size?
by Streetdog on Jul 5, 2006 at 8:01:00 am

In Reel DVD I was used to making my menus 720X540 and then scaling to 720X480. Am I correct in assuming this is still the best way do go with DVDit? I have to apply "stretch" to see the image properly for making active areas in DVDit, but I'm assuming that when going to disk it will ignore the "stretch" and deliver better quality than "shrinking" a 540 image to 480.

Thanks.


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