Audio export is faster than original

Does ny 1 has the same problem as I do? My exported aiff 48K 24bit is shorter than the original. I reimport it in & match the beginning & ending tones (beeps) & it is shorter.
I had exported before to give to sound editor & it was perfect. Just tonight, it gives me this problem. Had tried several times but still not working.
Please help,
JP

What was the source file's format? 48/24 bit? or 16 bit? Probably should keep the same format as the original... you won't improve it changing it anyway.
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