CS4: Trouble exporting file for Corel DVD Moviefactory

I recently completed a project on Adobe Premiere CS4... I had been exporting as Microsoft AVI NTSC Widescreen format (the project is 16:9) and had burned DVDs with Windows DVD maker, which came out good enough, but now I need to create a DVD with set chapter marks (which you can't do with DVD maker). I'd been running into several problems trying to export into Moviefactory...
1) The Microsoft AVI files are not formatting to full widescreen. There are black bars on the sides even though it's a 16:9 file and the project is 16:9. I suspect this is an issue I'd have to go to a Corel forum for but I thought I'd ask here too...
2) If exporting to MPEG-2 DVD format, it formats the video properly, but the file itself contains no audio, no matter which audio setting I export it to... there's no audio on the file itself so the problem is there before I bring it to Corel.
So far MPEG-2 has been the only file can export into Moviefactory that formats the video correctly, but I can't get Premiere to export it with sound... not sure what the issue is.

MPEG-2 DVD is not supposed to have audio, that is in a separate file (I don't know the suffix, but the first part of the name is the same as the video portion)
When you import the MPEG video file, you also need to import the related sound file

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