AVI or MP4 full of jitter after export

Hi,
I've been working on iMovie 11 v9.0.4 build for a couple of days now and it seems completely impossible to export to a stable final avi or mp4. The imported files are fine in HD and look perfect when viewed withing the project in iMovie. But whatever format I try to build or filetime it jitters like crazy, and I'm starting to go crazy!!!
Any ideas are welcomed
cheers,

The song is at 44.1khz and some additional audio at the beginning and end is at 48khz. I exported the audio out through Final Cut separately at 48khz and then reimported that audio over the sequence and while it worked on the timeline, again upon export it drifted out of sync.
Is there an easier way I can resample the audio in FCP? Or do I have to import it into Soundtrack? The sequence settings are at 48khz.
Thanks.

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