Loss of audio in export.

I am experiencing a very frustrating sound issue. Any audio captured on my mini dv camera (sony HCR7 and sonyDCRtrv60e) via an external mic (RODE NTG2), while present on playback to the tape through the camera, and present on import to FCE, disappears when exported out of FCE. Audio captured to the camera's on board mic, however does not disappear.
One thing that Ive noticed - which may or may not help to isolate the problem - is that when viewing the footage through FCE, sound captured using the external mic is present if using apples external speakers, but if I unplug these and use to internal speaker, then this sound dissapears, while all other audio remains.
Whats going on??

What is your source, sequence settings and export setting. Which version of PP?
Prefebly a screendump of the export settings box.
(e.g. trying to export a mono track to 5.1)

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