Combine .mov files audio lost

When trying to combine .mov files from Nikon D7000 using QT Pro the audio is lost on the file that is pasted in. I have followed the instruct on page 31 of the manual that are very simple of selecting all in one file and edit-copy then open the next file and edit-paste to the beginning. When you play it back the audio from the pasted file is lost. Is the way the product actually works or is the some simple I have missed?

Does anyone know if this the expected behavior of Quicktime Pro when combining .mov files that the audio from the one being added to the other is lost?

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