Help! PPT to Mov to MPEG-No Sound

I've converted my powerpoint a movie file and then an mpeg file using qt pro. The picture comes in great but my sound is terrible!
How do I fix this?
Any help would be wonderful!

you have to choose in the many export options of Streamclip "Export as DV", or simply hit the key combo alt-Apple-e ....
i downloaded that streamclip and did that export as dv but when i tried to put it in my itunes it said that it does not appear to be a valid exported file and now i cant put it on my ipod some one help please

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