Audio missing on playback. Sony GV-D300.

There is audio showing in the meter on playback and I can hear audio when I play something in iTunes but there is no sound from Final Cut Express - this has become a recurring problem. The guys at tech support suggested I dump the Final Cut folder and the com.apple... file from the users>library>preferences folder whenever this happens. I remember this working in the past but not today. I am using an aged Sony GV-D300 NTSC recorder which isn't listed as a qualified device but has been fine for capturing and playing back images up til now. Any quick fixes to this?

You should probably post FCE questions on the FCE discussion board: http://discussions.info.apple.com/webx?14@@.3bbdbd29

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