Exporting to QT audio problems

I used to be able to export presentations to Quicktime. For some reason, I have lost the ability to create movies with audio. No matter what settings I use. Yes, I have tried all default settings. I also do not see a separate file for audio, as mentioned by others, but then I never saw one when I could create QT files with audio.
I have updated Quicktime, but I can't figure it out.
p.s.: I also can't choose smaller file settings. The MPGs are cropped drastically or have a large green border if I go lower than full-size.
Thanks for whatever assistance you can give me.

This is a known problem with Keynote. Version 3.0.2 is not able to hold a transition until the end of a movie when presenting live, so the workaround is to place a build approximately equivalent in length to the audio or video.
As you've seen, the problem comes when you export to QuickTime as that delay is in ADDITION to the content. The only workaround is to build two presentations, one with the delay built in for live presentations and another with no delays that's intended for QuickTime export. If you keep these two in sync, then you always have a presentation ready whether you're doing it live or needing to export it to QuickTime.

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