Importing P2 .mxf files with audio into AE CS4

I hope this isn't the ultimate newbie question but, I have been working with After Effects for a few months but haven't need audio until now. Is there a different process for importing/exporting with audio? I have brought in the P2 video file but I don't think there is audio attached to it. When I export to a QT file, there is definitely no sound? Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Kevin

"FAQ: Why is there no sound (audio) in my output file?"
"FAQ: How can I play or preview sound (audio)?"
To make sure that you're importing the P2 audio essence files, follow the instructions here: "Import assets in Panasonic P2 format"

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