Don't know the specific font, but it's so generic, it'll probably show up under a number of names.

One that's close is Raster Gothic:
http://www.veer.com/products/typedetail.aspx?image=UMT0000204

...or try Googling "Pixel Fonts" or "Pixellated fonts"

Hi View, welcome to the forums! : )

The typeface your after is http://Chunkfeeder..?

The sample you have supllied would have a much smaller pixel ratio and so would slightly blur the characters, and as a result, 'soften' the appearance, as with your sample. Chunkfeeder is a variant of an OCR typeface, a monospaced, used with such HUD's and displays, VHS for example. Chunkfeeder is a versatile family of 6 fonts - 3 different weights, each with an italic.

Best of luck with your project.
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Screener is also similar.

Its also might be worth researching in to these typefaces...
[[http://www.lowing.org/fonts/lowing.com

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Its also might be worth researching in to these typefaces...
lowing.com

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Rez

I have returned from the pub to find some legend posts from you, cheers me dears I'll take a butchers and let you know if these typefaces work.

I'm wrecked and off to bed, inabit bud
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VIEW.

Scott, Spire

Thanks for the info, I'll check your links thanks lads

Peace.

VIEW.

As much as I'd like to sell another Raster Gothic license (I'm its designer), it's not going to match your sample very well since it is not a fixed-width font.

The VCR menu sample isn't fixed-width either, Mark. Note how each I fails to line up, for example.

Nevertheless, Raster Gothic isn't a close match. Both Screener and Chunkfeeder are much more similar to the VCR menu sample. (And for what it's worth, Screener isn't fixed-width either.)

Oh, yeah, you're right. I should have looked at it more closely.