Prism-Converted MPG's Now Have No Audio

Hi,
I downloaded and used the Prism Video Converter to obtain the desirable DV-AVI for my project. My FLIP videos converted fine but my MPG videos from my Sony DV now have no audio. I used the conversion settings recommended in the Video Conversion post on this forum. Should I use different settings? Should I use a different software?
Thanks,
Melanie

An observation --
Sony DCR-DVD505
looking at the camcorderinfo.com site, I see that this camcorder records 5.1 audio
"The DVD505 compresses video onto DVD-R, DVD-RW and DVD+RW discs in the MPEG-2 format. ....Audio is compressed into Dolby Digital 2/5.1 channel sound.
So perhaps the 5.1 audio is complicating the conversion process.
Previously posted in this thread --"You can then use the Motion Picture Browser software to do simple editing to the .MPG videos you just copied to your computer...which I did. I just clipped them down to the bits I wanted.
At first I imported those edited .MPG's from my computer to PE8. PE played them fine, audio and video"
A suggestion to try -
Open a new Premiere Elements project (project setting for SD HDD,DVD camcorder) and place only one of these .mpg's that you had clipped with Motion Picture Browser on the Timeline. Then Output from Premiere Elements 8 to DV-AVI: in other words try using PE 8 to do the conversion of your .mpg from the Sony Motion Picture Browser to DV-AVI!!
I know that suggestion sounds weird, but using PE 7 worked for me to convert a .mpg with 5.1 audio from a Sony HDD DCR-SR100 to DV-AVI. So I think it is worth a try with your video and PE 8. However, don't do any editing in this PE 8 project and try it first with only 1 clip (mpg file).
Steve or someone else who has PE 8,
Please post how to do the DV-AVI output under PE 8 because I don't have v8 installed.

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