Errod: Adobe audition after rendering and replace clip

Hi,
I am using Premiere Pro CS 5.5 and am trying to edit the audio file using Audition. But Audition gave error back: couldn't find the file (.wav). I don't know what's wrong with it? Thanks in advance.

Yep, that's the way it works. Dynamic Link essentially disregards transition duration as part of the clip duration when doing the Replace with AE Comp command.
Here's what I do: immediately after selecting a clip or clips and using the Replace with AE Comp command, I undo it. No, really--that's exactly what I do. This will import your footage and create the comp in AE, and then undoing it in Premiere Pro returns the comp back to clips; that way, I have a fallback if everything goes pear-shaped.
In AE, the comp and footage remains. You can now trim out the clip to reflect the duration of your transitions in Premiere Pro (and probably adjust the comp length, too), and then perform any work you need to do on the footage/comp. When done, I just drag the comp from AE to Premiere Pro, which sets up a new Dynamic Link. Now, since you essentially have handles associated with your AE comp (e.g. it's the duration of your original clip plus the transition duration), you can either replace the original clip(s) or edit it into your sequence as you like.
Making a feature request for the Replace with AE Comp command to respect transitions would be keen: Adobe Feature Request/Bug Report Form

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