I am trying to edit a video in iMovie and I keep losing sound..

When I tap the spacebar and play, the audio is there, the video plays fine by itself in and out of iMovie. But when I go to edit, or crop/cut out a part, I can't hear any audio, which basically defeats the pupose of editing the project. What am I doing wrong? Why is my computer doing this? I've restarted iMovie, it doesn't help. This happened a week ago and not even restarting the computer helped. My computer is a MacBook, version 10.6.8, Capacity 500gb, Available 317gb, Format Mac OS Extended and I am using iMovie '11. Thanks for any help you can provide. This is driving me bonkers.

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