No Audio upon burning dvd-R on 2.8 Ghz imac running 10.5.5 and idvd 7.0.2

I am able to import clips into idvd that have been declared shared in imovie. I am able to create a menu and have multiple video clips on the screen. The clips even play fine (with audio) when previewed.
However once I burn to a dvd-R and play back on any dvd player I get NO SOUND! The only sound I was able to get was the sound of one of those themes in Version 7.0 that come with built in music.
The actual video clip however has NO AUDIO. What is going on??? I tried a new idvd project etc but still no luck.
Any help, much appreciated.
Thanks,
Vidur Sood

Hi
As above.
But if You want to squees in eg 3hour on a standard 4.7Gb DVD disk.
One way is to use Roxio Toast™ and the function put in the movie anyhow.
This will do the work but to a rather reduced quality.
There are other programs that can do this too but Toast™ does it as good as
one can anticipate and to a fair price.
Alt. DVD Studio Pro in FinalCutStudio bundle
ForMac Devideon™ but then You'll buy an extra DVD-burner too. (not sold separately
as I'm aware of)
Yours Bengt W

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