Guidelines for 16:9

My Sony MiniDV Handycam has the option of shooting in "widescreen" - which I'm assuming is 16:9.
So far, I haven't done that because I'm leary of how to process it in PE. FYI, I currently have PE4, but am getting PE7 soon.
* If I shoot widescreen, are there any "gotchas" upon importing it and editing it in APE?
* So let's say I've edited my widescreen project...if I create a DVD, what happens when I play that DVD on my non-widescreen TV - does it auto-letterbox like commercial DVDs, or what?
* What happens if I put that widescreen video up on YouTube?
* If I run into problems, is there any way to "crop" my 16:9 video into normal 4:3?
Basically, my fear is that if I shoot 16:9 video, I'm going to end up with squashed video (i.e. 16:9 video scrunched into a 4:3 box) and no way to go back to usable 4:3 footage.

I am creating a DVD with several months of video, and the first 5 clips are in standard mode and the remainder in widescreen. Can I create one movie containing both standard and widescreen and then render it? Or do I need to render the two screen sizes separately and combine them afterward? I want the final movie to display in widescreen, and would like black bars on the side of the fullscreen clips so that part of the movie is not distorted.

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