Exported video file does not match audio file in length?

I'm back with the same problem.
Here are the specs for this project:
Premiere Pro 5
Footage shot in HDV 1080i (Sony FX1)
Edited Timeline length...52:25
Destination: Blu-ray disc
I have tried both formats in the AME...MPEG2 Blu-ray and H.264 Blu-ray
I have tried every combination of Presets within these two formats...Match Attributes, 1440x1080i, HDTV....etc, etc, etc
The machine is spending anywhere from 7 hours to 27 hours to encode these files.
When I open the two files after the operation has finished, I find I have an audio file 52:25 in length and a video file 43:34, no matter what format or preset I have chosen!
Upon playback, you can imagine the frustration...within the first two minutes the two are out of sync.
What am I doing wrong here.
This is my first sortie into the HD world of Adobe. I've been doing Adobe Premiere SD for 10 years...and my deadline for the closed captioning is coming way too soon.
I appreciate any help you might offer.

Jim...Yes! I just did that this morning in frustration and by golly, they are both the same length. There is a note in the Project window after I copy to "Timeline" that says the video file is unencoded! Wierd! Another problem popped up in that the video and audio files are in different sequences in Encore. I cannot get them to play together. One will play and not the other...? I can't seem to drag them to the same sequence.
But, at least they are the same length! Mysteries in this HD business.

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