In the last few months I've had the pleasure of editing some full length DVD's ( not the majority of my work but overall a good experience ). What I have loved, is that I get the cut set, I make my render at the bitrate that works with the DVD. I send off to be proofed, and I get a list of changes to make, I come back, I render out the sections that need to be changed (saving the I/O points in the file name). I take the MPEG2 file I saved for the original Proof, and I drop it on the T/L drop on the changed sections, line them up, re-render (making sure to disable the 2 pass function so that no-recompress will work) set it to go, and a 100 min video file gets corrected and my "render" time is about 4 minutes, load up DVDA after replacing the old file with the new one, and make my DVD.

Can't say enough greatness about how much time this saves me.

Thanks Sony.

Dave