Why do button highlights suddenly have jagged edges after a test burn, especially for round buttons?

Hi, I would like to know how to make menu buttons look perfect when they are highlighted.
Some tutorials I found say that I have to create menus in HD first, then from that Encore would render it to the right size or dimensions. I tried that route as well but still I got the same results.
Buttons look really good on Encore preview but after doing a test burn and playing the disc, I get poor quality buttons that look jaggedy, especially for the round buttons.
Any kind of advice or help would be very much appreciated. Thanks.

DVD spec, highlights are limited to 2 bit indexed color. You have probably applied effects to them or used more forgiving color.
Also, the HD to SD downrezzing creates problems for detail that does not have enough pixels left in the SD size.

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