Batch Render of PP 2.0 sequences - audio effects missing?

I have a PP 2.0 project that consists of 28 sequences. The sequences are short clips of 2-10 minutes in length. I need to convert all the clips to .wmv files. Since PP has no batch render capability I imported the project into AE7.0 and added all the sequences to the render queue. I set the options and away it ran.
The problem is that the audio in the newly rendered files does not have the effects (specifically fill-left) that were applied in PP. The video effects (like cross-dissolve) are all intact.
Thoughts?

AE does not support any Premiere audio effects. It only recognizes volume level keyframes. Still, exporting audio from Premiere and replacing it in AE is easy and quick, if not convenient, so that would be the required modus operandi, I suppose. Ultimately there's no good solution to this when working with Premiere, I guess due to how it handles footage. On Avid systems that's easy - export a reference QT, force-render all effects, load in the other app for conversion, so this would be a no-brainer...
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