Audio Export und andere Probleme Premiere Pro CS5

Ich habe folgende Probleme mit Premiere Pro CS5:
1. Sobald ich eine Sequenz exportiere (egal welches Format, auch wav als nur Audio) scheint der Ton verschoben. Ich habe Interviews zusammengeschnitten und die Schnittpunkte sind nicht so, wie ich sie in Premiere höre. Es ist, als wäre der Ton um ein paar Frames verschoben. Ebenso sind knackser im Audio zu hören, die ich in Premiere nicht höre. Woran liegt das?
2. Ich hatte mehrere mp3 in Premiere importiert. Die Arbeitsspeicherauslastung stieg auf 7,32 GB (8GB installiert), der Computer wurde langsam und Premiere reagierte nicht mehr. Die Festplatte schrieb andauend Daten in C/Benutzer/../AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Premiere/5.0/metadataCaches. Nachdem ich die Files in wav umgewandelt hatte und die mp3s ersetz hatte funktionierte alles einwandfrei. Premiere Pro CS5 scheint ein ernsthaftes Problem mit Audio Files zu haben, die ich bei 2.0 nicht festgestellt habe.
3. Woran liegt es, dass ich, wenn ich HD Files mit quadratischen Pixeln als mpeg2 für eine DVD raus rechnen will schwarze Ränder an den Seiten erscheinen. Stimmt da etwas mit der Umrechnung von 1920x1080 auf PAL nicht? FinalCut hat das Problem nicht.
4. Wenn ich eine Sequenz von Premiere in After Effects sende habe ich zwar eine Komposition in After Effects aber leider keinen Inhalt. Woran liegt das?
Vielen Dank für eine schnelle Antwort,
Frieder

Remix using the Laptop's internal speakers. They seem to be the more accurate.

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