After rendering, no sound

After rendering a 30 min clip with neat video, warp stabilizer and other small changes, there is no sound once video been produced by encoder. I also find that sequence won't even render on timeline but I do have sound.
What is the problem?
Thanks
New IMac
32 GB ram
i7
GeForce Graphics Processors (GPUs) | NVIDIA GeForce

I noticed a peculier thing after I updated After Effects. I tried to render it again but using a different file type: AVI. It rendered, just fine, sound and all... but it was 4 GB. Then I tried rendering at as a Quicktime: Photo - JPEG, with the same result as the very first time I tried it: no sound. But then I played it in Quicktime, instead of WMP 11, and it plays just find, sound and all. So I'm wondering why it would not play sound on my computer or Youtube, if its just a problem with the player. Any ideas?

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Being that I have Premiere Pro 7.0, I am not too sure how much help I will get, but i was hoping that someone here could still help if all possible. Here is my problem. I thought I start practicing developing video lessons for 3d software. These lessons would be created using a screen captureing program, called camStudio. In my first lesson, my first try doing the entire lesson as one video, I found out that the video file size exceeded CamStudio's exporter file size allowance when trying to save out to Microsoft DV 1 AVI file. I then decided to split the lesson into 2, but final compose it as one video in Premiere Pro 7.0. Since the lesson was broken up into 2 screen captured videos, I thought it would make things easier if each screen captured video was in its own simulation. So, in other words, I have created 2 simulations in one project, and then I had nested both of them into the 3rd simulation. For example, simulation 1 was called lesson1 part a, and simulation 2 was named lesson1 part b, and the third simulation was called lesson1. Once I had everything setup, at first everything was working fine, meaing I could see the video and hear the sound tracks. However, after I choose to render the sequence using Microsoft DV11 AVI, I do not get any sound, and yet I made sure that the exporter exports both the video and audio. Furthermore, after rendering the project, going back to Premiere Pro's project, and pressing play, I get the error.... Disk Write Error: Verify drive connection, available disk space and disk access privileges
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so are you saying that the problem could be comming from how I did my recording with CamStudio? Not to change the subject, but you see, I am kind of lost. My goal is to provide some free video lessons. I was thinking my final encoded videos will be in DivX or XVid. CamStudio does offer users to compress to thise types of format. Howeveer, due to owning a very cheap microphone, those kinds that sit on your desktop, is causing me to have the biggest problem, since there is a good amount of background hissing noise in my recordings. So, I have been using both CamStudio for the screen capturing and Audacity to do the voice recording. Then in Audacity, I try my best of tuning up the voice and removing the background hissing noise. Once that is finished, I then need some sort of video editing software that allows me to put the video and my voice recodring together as well as splicing areas of the lesson where I stutter or slurr my speach a bit, which can be easily fixed in Adobe Premire Pro. However, my version of Premiere does not offer XVid or DivX encoding. I was thinking of using VirtualDub, but I really do not want to have 5 programs, just so that I can fix all of my problems, not to mention I have no $$$$ left. So is there a free better way?

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