Bulid Project To IMAGE iso no audio in the final file

Hi
I build project to DVD image (8.54 dual layer, layer break:automatic, format:iso) in the final file "name.iso" I mount to deamon tools and play in PowerDVD i see video but no hear audio
please any ideas

Does your version of PowerDVD support Dolby Digital (AC3) audio?

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