PapaJohn (MVP) wrote:
> check the Problem Solving > Audio Issues page of my website for more than
> you want to know or hear about.
>
> You might try saving the movie as a DV-AVI file to get the higher quality
> video... and again as a high quality WMV file to get better audio.... then
> do another rendering to your final DV-AVI file, using the video track from
> the DV-AVI and the audio from the WMV.

Is this problem one you have heard of before? (I have not read the
problems on your web page, but I will.) Also, I bought and installed the
AVS Media Converter as recommended by one of the posters here, and it
seems to be a very good program. My first DVD that I burned with it
actually worked.