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When I write Khmer Unicode Font on Final Cut, the display on inspector is perfect but it doesn't display correctly on screen. Anyone know how to fix it? Or any tips to use Khmer Unicode in Final Cut?
Thanks,
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iMac 27", macOS 10.14
phornlim wrote: It's so weird, when I changed to English font, it display correctly
That's an illusion. There are no Khmer characters in Helvetica, so the OS automatically switches to the Khmer MN font supplied by Apple without telling you.
If you don't like the two fonts provided by Apple or Notosanskhmer, I think you just have to keep looking for one where those letters display correctly.
phornlim wrote: It's so weird, when I changed to English font, it display correctly
That's an illusion. There are no Khmer characters in Helvetica, so the OS automatically switches to the Khmer MN font supplied by Apple without telling you.
If you don't like the two fonts provided by Apple or Notosanskhmer, I think you just have to keep looking for one where those letters display correctly.
Thanks Tom,
I tried to those fonts but it doesn't work.
It's so weird, when I changed to English font, it display correctly but it's not font we want. And it shows the same style with all English fonts.
The display is almost perfect, only one mistake with B and A.
Try different fonts. See if there is any difference when you use the fonts provided by Apple (Khmer, Khmer Sangam) or the font Noto Sans Khmer.
When I write Khmer Unicode Font on Final Cut it doesn't display correctly on screen.
