Premiere Pro CS3 Export problem. help please.

is it normal when i try to export in H.264 Blu-Ray format, there's 3 files created when finished?
Sequence 01.m4v
Sequence 01.m4v.xmpses
and Sequence 01.wav.
and when i try to open m4v there's no sound?
maybe its really for Blu-Ray.
there's really no way to export it with good image quality for youtube and ESPECIALLY, best sound quality ( at least PCM 16-bit 48-Khz or higher )
im REALLY surprise it can't export in AVI.

Welcome to the forum.
In your Export setting, go to Multiplex Settings, and chose anything except "None." Then, you will get a multiplexed file, with both the Audio & Video Streams in one file. See this article for more detail: http://forums.adobe.com/message/3557964#3557964
Good luck,
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Been racking my brain lately trying to figure this one out but i've yet to fix the problem.
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I have been browsing the forums and encountered a suggestion to optimize the speed of rendering based on my memory by going through the edit>preferences>general option.
Specs of my computer: I run a Windows 7 ultimate 32-bit OS, 4GB ram, with an intel core 2 duo processor @ 2.80 GHZ. For a video card i run a Radeon 5830. All drivers for everything are fully updated and current. I am currently using one 500 gb HDD and a 2TB external. In addition to the computers spec i feel it is important to note that i run a dual monitor display with one 26 inch @ 16:9 and one 19 inch @ a 4:3.
As adivised by Hunt in anothe rpost i have taken the liberty of looking into the size of the paging file for all drivers. It is 3327 MB.
Should anybody require more details let me know.
Problems and errors: The errors which i am having are not restricted to certain intervals of the video, they range and can occur at any point throughout the exporting and rendering process. This most commonly will occur within the first 30%.
The video itself is a little more than 12 minutes long and contains footage from two different cameras, each one had provided a different file type (the primary being .MOV and the secondary being .AVI) At first i had believed that the secondary cameras footage could have been the problem (we had never used this camera for filming prior to this) so i ran a conversion on the file types through AVS and transfered them to a .MOV file as well. However, this seems to have not resolved any isseus with errors. Prior to this video i had never had any issues with Premiere Pro and exporting, that being said, i am still fairly new to premiere pro.
I have tried exporting this file in may different ways. The main one, . AVI had no luck and was mainly plagued with the "\Src\PPixHandleUtilities.cpp-114" error with a few unknown errors present just to mix it up a bit. I began trying to export through encoder to find an extension/any settings that could possibly work. The main one which i've been trying is the .MOV extension with the intent of uploading to youtube. settings i use for exporting on that are as follows:
quallity - 100
width - 1280
height - 720
bitrate - 4000
Every piece of video within the footage runs at 29.97 fps (what we try to export at) with the exception of the three clips from the secondary camera which were previously AVI. They run at 30.00. All file types are shot in 1280x720. The one image which is present as a title overlay within the video is also a 1280x720 size.
If anybody has insight towards this issue please let me know, i would be very happy.
Should anybody require any further information give me a shout, i'll do my best to provide it.
-Monkey Business

If anyone has found a solution for this problem, please let me know in this thread:
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Thanks Jim,
I tried None but the images (video) still comes up black. I've tried
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Welcome to the forum.
Looks like you are on an iMac. To help others help you, can you post the specs of your system?
I was about to post links to a bunch of troubleshooting articles, but they were written for PC's so I dobut that any would apply here.
With the important data, someone is very likely to see a potential problem and help you.
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