Changing an encoded project

I finished my 50min iDVD project and burned it to a disk.
When testing the disk, I realize the mention color/size/fonts I chose do not work well on a TV. So I changed the menu settings and asked to burn a new DVD.
The second time round, the buring only took 15/20min. (The first encoding took 3-4hrs on my G4).
Question: When I make a change to one part of the project, does iDVD only encode that one part and thus enables the second encoding process to go much faster? Is this a new feature to iDVD? I seem to recall making changes in the past and having to sit through another 4hr encoding process.
Tony

It sounds as if you used Best Performance which retains the encoded movies.
What settings did you change?

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2) Within a Template Project, any actual changes to the document does not offer itself as a 'change' while doing comparison on Implementation Project. In other words, after a given Scenario and all its associated documentation are copied into an Implementation project, if a given document at a given node needs to be edited, it's better to create a new document and upload it in Template Project than to open & change the same document. If the same document is edited, the Compare and Adjust cannot see that as 'difference'.
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