No sound after exporting to AVI DV-pal

I have to convert some QuickTime files with sound to AVI DV-pal, but the sound disappears after the conversion. However, the sound is there, for in the original it can be heard in QuickTime player and I can also export the QuickTime file to a wave file with the sound preserved. Why does the sound disappear in this particular incident with DV-pal?

If your AVI plays correctly in QuickTime they should export to any supported codec.
Do you need the AVI container? Have you tried exporting to DV Stream?

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