Audio Sample Rate Warning

After I capture video with audio, I get a warning that basically says I've dropped audio frames because the Audio sample rate and tape rate aren't the same, but they are both(presets and camera) set at 48 kHz. Video is fine. Can anyone help?
My DV camera is a Sony DCR - HC1000.
Thanks,
Maddie

Welcome to the forum Maddie,
First, check 'item properties' of your captured clips..you can do this in the browser columns or control-click the clip and select 'item properties' then format.
If the clips properties are not exactly 48kHz, you can export them using QT, iTunes or FCP.
Do the clips play in the timeline now? Do you see any colored bars either at the top edge of the audio clip or at the top of the timeline above these clips?
Kevan

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