ITunes 10.4 dual audio problem

Hey everyone.
I have an m4v video with 2 audio tracks, one is an AC-3 5.1 for playing on the AppleTV and the other is an AAC 2ch for playing on my ipad/macbook pro. Since upgrading, I have two issues. One the video is automatically being sent to ATV, even though I have Computer selected in the airplay mode. I manually switch it back to computer and I have picture but no sound from the AAC track on my computer. This worked until I upgraded iTunes. I have yet to upgrade to Lion.
Am I missing something? Is it a Lion/Snow Leopard issue with the new itunes? Was I unknowingly relying on plugin that is now broken?
Any suggestions wold be appreciated.
Thanks.

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