Sample Rate 48.001 not 48.000 kHz

Hi,
Sometimes when I capture clips the resulting sample rate of the audio is 48.001. Then, in FCE HD, when playing the clip from the sequence there is a beeping over the normal audio, indicating I need to render the audio.
Does anyone have any advice to get my audio to import at 48.000 and not 48.001 kHz sample rate?
I'm using a Sony TRV310 D8 camera. Computer is G5 Dual 2.3, QT7.0.2, FCE HD 3.0, Mac OS X 10.4.2. Capturing to stock 250GB hard drive.
Thanks,
Chad

Yes, easy setup is set to 48 kHz and my camera is set to 16 bit.
I have the feeling it has something to do with the start/stop points of the footage screwing things up somehow. The footage in question is of a soccer game, about 45 minutes in length and with about 20 start/stops.
FCE HD was set to "stop capture with dropped frames" and the capture (using "clip mode") was done with no perceivable problems.
For now I ended up doing the following workaround on the sound track portion (sorry, I can't remember who originally posted this):
Open your iMovie .dv file in Quicktime Pro.
Extract the audio track
Export the audio track as a Quicktime Movie, Linear PCM format, Channels Stereo (L R), 48kHz, 16bit sample size
Delete the audio track from the .dv file
Open the exported audio file, select all and copy.
Select All in the .dv file
Add the exported Audio file using Add to Movie
Export/Save As the .dv file as a self contained Quicktime Movie
Use this movie in FCE
Trouble is, the sound is slightly out of sync now (I suppose the sound file shrunk by a wee bit going from 48.001 to 48.000 kHz). For this footage the sync is not critical.
I'm still curious as to what exactly is going on with my captures.
Thanks,
Mace

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