Copy Video WITH the audio

I have added an extra audio track to a very long project and everything is synchronized the way it needs to be. Now, I want to copy a section of that project to a new project. If I copy and paste, it works fine, except it won't copy the extra audio track.
Is there any way to do this without having to resynchronize the audio track?

I'm guessing this is not possible. The sad part is that I used the extra audio track in the first place as a way to work around the limitation of iMovie, namely the fact that you can't do ANYTHING with audio.
I exported the audio so that I could do just a simple EQ and compression on the audio source, and the added it back in to the project.
That worked great for the overall project, but now that I want to trim out sections for Youtube, I'm screwed. There is apparently NO WAY to trim section and/or cut out sections and still have the extra audio track stay in sync.
I was REALLY hoping iMovie 09 was going to be usable this time, but I guess it's back to Final Cut...

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This is a problem that comes up regularly around here so try searching.
The clips must be different lengths, yes?
The audio clip may be the same length but it must be clipped off.
The way I have dealt with this on a friend's system (using a Canon XL1 as the DV input) was to simply open the Speed window of the of the audio clip and enter a new time so it precisely matched the time of the video clip.
Say the event is exactly 60 seconds long from first frame to last frame. The audio drifts out of sync so it is slightly longer, say, 61 seconds. You control-click on the audio clip in the timeline and enter a new length. It may need to render.
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What you could do now is break up your video into smaller parts and render them out, then assemble them again as a whole.
I know this is not the best fix, but it might work.
You can duplicate an edit in the main screen, then delete the last bits and export,
do the same for the other half.
Then import the two bits (or more if you need) in a new edit.
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Copy a video straight from the camera to your computer.
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or Control + i for PCs
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Today I just discovered that all the AVI video with stereo audio I've ever imported into a Premiere Pro CS6 project has been mysteriously converted to mono. And I can't find any import setting anywhere that enable me to change this.
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if you want the peaks to stay, right click on the audio meter and choose static peaks.
Todd recorded a great video about the audio meter and mixer here:
http://www.video2brain.com/en/lessons/changes-to-the-audio-mixer-and-audio-meters-panels
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if you want the peaks to stay, right click on the audio meter and choose static peaks.
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