Creation of Multiangle SD DVD

Hi, I've authored a number of DVDs sucessfully with DVD studio pro but never a multiangle project.
I'm looking for some recommendations, and for some direction in the output from FCP via compressor to DVDSP in order to provide for 3 to 4 angle viewing. I am also looking for any hints on programming the angles to provide for as seamless as possible switching between angles. I apologize in advance for the size of this request, but I have a bit of a time crunch to deliver for a product. We're doing a music video project with all proceeds going to a number of Charities and we want to get this out very quickly.
cheers
geo
georgia hilton
NY NY

oops... side note: the original video was shot was a 12 camera shot imported with DVCProHD and is going to be both an SD DVD and an HD DVD set.
cheers
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