Teletext looking better in TransEdit than DVBViewer

[hurda7]

DVBViewer 5.3.2

 

TransEdit 4.1.0

 

Teletext-font: Courier New (default, I think), bold deactivated

 

The Teletext is looking nicer in TransEdit than in DVBViewer.

The window is resized to the smallest possible size.

 

As you can see, in the DVBV-teletext, the "g" and "O" are cut off and the double-sized text at the bottom is blurrier.

 

IMHO the TransEdit-text looks more aliased (=ClearType) than the DVBV-text.

 

Is there any setting I've missed?

[Griga]

DVBViewer Pro is using the advanced GDI+, TransEdit the good old GDI I think it's better to use bold in DVBViewer Pro.

 

The moral of the story: Avoid everything with + in its name (HD+, CI+, DAB+...) because for some reason it always turns out to be minus...

[hackbart]

Besides DAB+ you are right. GDI+ does indeed paint the content a bit fuzzy and blurred.

[Derrick]

 

Besides DAB+ you are right.

?? + = stronger compression, less bandwidth

[Griga]

Well, DAB+... if you like HE-AAC with SBR, which means, high frequencies are dropped (so the stuff can be broadcasted with 22 kHz samplerate) and synthetically reconstructed by the audio decoder...

 

Another minus, if you ask me.

[hackbart]

Well okay, Klassikradio is awful. Anyhow DAB was'nt that better with its Mpeg2 compression.

[hurda7]

DVBViewer Pro is using the advanced GDI+, TransEdit the good old GDI

Too bad.

 

I think it's better to use bold in DVBViewer Pro.

Yes, with bold it's better.

Thanks.

Edited May 19, 2015 by hurda7