Cannot export as WMV - Inconsistent Audio Sample Rate error

Hello,
I am getting an error message when I try to export a sequence using quicktime conversion to a WMV. "Inconsistent Audio Sample Rate - The media you are exporting contains audio with multiple sample rates".
I used Soundtrack Pro for the first time- to analysis and fix an audio file with pops. It worked wonderfully. I don't have much experience with this program and the audio is set to 32-bit stereo with a file ext stp. Not sure how to change this or if I need to.
I have done some tests and I have no problem exporting as a quicktime. I am using the latest version of flip4mac software. Your help is appreciated.
Cheers,
Chris

Hi Susan,
Thanks for your quick reply. The link helped alot.
For others facing this problem, I found this solution.
1. Export sequence as a Quicktime movie (not conversion) using current settings and make movie self-contained.
2. Create a new sequence and change the sequence audio setting (under sequence-general) to 44.1 kHz - Dept 16-bit config default
3. Drag your Quicktime movie into this new sequence.
4. Export using Quicktime conversion to WMV with these settings for audio.
5. WMA9 Standard - One pass, CBR at 64kbps, 44.1 khz, Stereo.
Voila.
I have struggled with flip4mac from the start. Never had any luck using the 2 pass method which 1'm told is better quality. Tech support at the flip4mac discussion group generated much discussion but no solution. I have settled with single pass quality in order to get the job done.
Does any remember the days of linear editing when you delivered a master, protection copy and some VHS dubs and you were done? Oh, I'm showing my age. Ha.Ha.
Cheers,
Chris

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