Rendering Workspace Before Burning a DVD

When I first bring in video to the workspace and timeline I always render the workspace. This gets me nice smooth playback during the editing process and I get the nice green line in the timeline. After editing the green line turns to red so do I need render the workspace again, get the green line before burning the DVD? Does rendering the workspace have any impact on DVD quality?

As Steve points out, the Rendering is basically for viewing. When one calculates the time to Render, prior to Export/Share vs any timesaving, the total times should be a wash, or very nearly so. The quality will not be any different.
Good luck,
Hunt

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