Render the best quality text on the javafx.scene.canvas.Canvas

I try to draw a text on the canvas, but it looks ugly :( I used canvas because I need a matrix or a grid whose cells contain updated text of different styles. Text updates very often! Maybe some one knew another way of how to do this? Some explanations of the problem:
Draw the grid whose cells update very often while scroll in some direction.
Text should have the best quality (with a different styles).
Memory saving.
Thanks in advance.

Stan nailed it, encode direct to MPEG-2 DVD from Premiere, using Media Encoder. However, in regards to the current render looking bad, your source is 16:9 but it looks like it is being encoded as 4:3 and that could have some negative effect. So choose the "MPEG-2 DVD" format, and then the appropriate preset, such as "NTSC Widescreen Progressive" to create the assets to import into Encore an make sure to keep it all 16:9 throughout the workflow
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