For menus, always render as DV-AVI because DVDA has to create the menus which means rendering. If you start with DV-AVI, it will be rendered instead of re-rendering MPEG.
You set the proper copy protection flags, send the output to DLT, and then ship that off to a DVD replication facility. You did want 1000 copys, right?
Not sure what that means. You just put your mouse on either end of the event and click and drag. The only thing I can think of that would cause this to not work would be if you had something like a shift key or ctrl key or alt key stuck on your keyboard.
I just hit back, back, back to return to the original URL. Works for me – just found it interesting that it started appending the extra information. Love the fact that the date/time is now correct for MY timezone. Thanks much for that.