Narration disappears on dvd

Hi, I`m working with adobe premiere elements 12. I`m making a film with narration. My problem is, when I try to save the project on my computer or try to burn it on a dvd, the narration dissapears. After I`ve noticed it, I tried to save a small project with just a few scenes and just 5 seconds narration, after that the narration was to hear on the dvd. What do I wrong ?
When I want to use smart mix, the programme is overwhelmed and can`t complete the task. Is my projekt too big fort he programme, the film is about an hour?
I`m looking forward to any help. Thanks a lot!

Hallo Mylenium!
Filmlänge ist ca. eine Stunde, ich arbeite mit Adobe premiere elements 12, Quelldateien sind MTS-Dateien, ich habe Szenen eingefügt, die selber mit meinem Kamera aufgenommen habe, plus ein Paar Bilder (.jpg). Im Projekt habe ich zwei Tonspuren, eine die zu den Szenen gehört und noch eine, die Sprachkommentar. Die Sprachkommentare habe ich mit dem Adobe Programm aufgenommen und die Kommentare verschwinden, wenn ich mein Projekt auf DVD brenne. Könnte es rein theoretisch möglich sein, dass das Film zu gross ist? Interessant, wenn ich nur einige Szenen in einem neuen Projekt einfüge und ein Paar Sekunden Sprachkommentar zufüge, bleibt Ton und Sprachkommentar auch behalten...
Ich Danke dir, für Deine Hilfe!
Hans

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