Audio out of sync after bring in from iPhoto

I designed a 644 image slides show in iPhoto and the made the mistake of bring it into iDVD. After talking here in Apple Discussion I was told to build it in iPhoto and bring it into iMovie that way at each 98th imaged it wouldn't stall as it did in iDVD. I had it all synced up in iDVD the way I wanted it. After going back and building a slide show in iPhoto with the audio and making a quick Time movie I brought it into iMovie and preview it and the sound is off by 3 images. The sound is coming in 3 images late. So I tried again in iPhoto to build a quick time movie without audio so then in iMovie I could hopefully edit the audio to match what I want but even if I check the box in iPhoto for "no audio" it still comes with it. Should I just forget about the quick time movie out of iPhoto and drag all the images into iMovie and go from there? And is quick time the right thing to render to for viewing on HDTV?

Hi Meg The Dog,
Thanks for your helpful response.
Please see two images below -- Properties 1 and Properties 2 screengrab. Below that is a screen shot of the sequence settings. My edit system is confiigured thusly (I *think*): I ingest the tape into FC7 via Log & Capture, from using a Sony XDCAM reader. I store the ingested media on data drive just for video, in my tower. Please let me know if this information was helpful and what else I might need to do! --Paolo

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