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DVD Profiler Desktop and Mobile RegistrantDr. Killpatient
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Also set the compression ratio inside DVDP (edit covers menu) to 100 to ensure the best possable submission.
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Also set the compression ratio inside DVDP (edit covers menu) to 100 to ensure the best possable submission.

But if that makes the file too large, it will be recompressed by Invelos.

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Thanks for the tips, I'll use em in later submissions. I've used the sharp filter but haven't resized anything.
Do you just use the sharp filter in photoshop, or is there a special one that works better?
DVD Profiler Desktop and Mobile RegistrantDr. Killpatient
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But if that makes the file too large, it will be recompressed by Invelos.

True, you may want to check out the file size of the cover image before submitting and adjust as needed and repaste.
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Thanks for the tips, I'll use em in later submissions. I've used the sharp filter but haven't resized anything.
Do you just use the sharp filter in photoshop, or is there a special one that works better?


A lot of graphics programs out there have Sharpening tools which work well. Corel Paint Shop Pro, Paint.NET and ThumbsPlus to name a few.
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You need to resize to 500x700 (or smaller) and then run a 'sharp' filter before you add it to DVDProfiler and then submit it.

Please, don't apply to much Sharpening. A little bit is OK. But I have seen a lot of cover submission where the sharpening filter has been overused.
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