Exporting .wmv from final cut express

I'm trying to find an acceptable method to export a movie file to share with Windows users and most codecs are extremely lossy for what I'm doing except the .wmv. But I can NOT get any sound to export with a wmv file. I have other wmv files like those I get in e-mails and they play fine... ALL other codecs I've tried bring sound with them ok. looking for assistance/explanation

You're right. My error was not reading the Flip4 manual. And tho you didn't really put together what I was saying at first ie: I WAS exporting in .wmv from FCE, you did help me understand that the conversions choices that I was using in FCE were part of a plug-in, which in turn led to the answer. Here's the deal; ALL of the .wmv conversion choices show up active with the free versions of Flip4 and you can get video converted to .wmv with quicktime supported applications (just enough to tease and confuse), BUT, apparently it doesn't finish converting the entire video clip, nor does it bring any sound with it until you purchase at least the "Studio" upgrade. (pg 2, pg 15 user guide)

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