ENCORE DVD2.0 can't decode MP3 file?

It is probably my fault although I do not know what I did wrong: I have been importing assets, including MP3 files, into Encore DVD2.0 for a 'long' time without any problem. I 'truncated' and faded in/out one MP3 in PrE7 and exported it to a folder from where I tried to import it back to Encore. Encore gave the following error message: "The software that's used to decode the media is not available on this system. Installing the correct decoders for the files you are working with may help to correct the problem". The "non-truncated" version of this MP3 file can still be imported into Encore. Thanks, Laci.

This question might not belong here but it is also about audio, however audio in WMP v.12.0.7600.16667 (and also in VLC v.1.1.4). They do not play the audio in the 0000.m2ts video clip that I extracted from the Blu-ray disk that I burned from an AVCHD video with PrE 7. (I had to extract this file because just placing the BD disk in the LG BD player in my computer didn't work. (The BD disk plays both video and audio flawlessly on the standalone Panasonic Blu-ray player.) Also other video clips (e.g. MOV files) work fine on with both WMP and VLC. I downloaded the AC3 Codecs but it didn't help either. I would appreciate any help. Thanks, Laci. (BTW, my new editing computer is working but still experimenting with software. I will report on it as soon as everything works!)

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