Titles pixalated after burning my project

In Imovie 09 my project looks great on my mac but when i go to idvd and burn it, all the titles i have put in on imovie look really pixalated when i play them through my dvd player. ive even played it through a dvd player connected with HDMI and still looks rubbish....
hope someone can help, and that i have explained my problem correct....
cheers

Hi fiction6
Welcome to apple discussions. Do you happen to have iMovie 6 also on your mac? Unlike iMovie '09, iM6 uses two fields of video (not just one).
I'm assuming single field processing does absolutely nothing to improve upon the quality of titles when it comes to burning them to standard Dvd-R.
Suggestion only: Perhaps you'll get somewhat better results with titles (and video) when using an older version like iMovie6 as opposed to iM'09 (that is if the objective is to burn titles to Dvd-R as opposed to editing video for the internet). The following links help shed some light on the difference between iM 6 vs. IM'09.
Btw, up until recently iM6 was a free download from apple's web site. However, they stopped offering this download. Not sure why. But maybe you can still find it on the internet. Good luck and feel free to keep us posted.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9917828&#9917828
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9956118&#9956118
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10250751&#10250751

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