Sound problems exporting a 16:9 project to my DV camcorder (FCE HD)

I was ready to "print" my video to my DV camcorder, Final Cut rendered my video and audio and I hit play and the camera started to record. But immediatly when the camera began recording the project, weird "Digital" disorted sounds were playing on the camera during export. The project was fully rendered. I switched out firewire cables, but still the same problem; I even switched out cameras and the distortions remained, almost as if they were on the video. I then exported my 16:9 project to a high-quality DV file and it played fine. I even imported the video file from my project into iMovie HD and it played fine. What could the distortions be? I know for a fact its not my camera, tape or firewire because I mixed them up. Please assist.

gategoer-
Greetings and welcome to the Apple boards.
I don't know for sure if this will fix your problem, but this document about no audio from certain multimedia content references a fix that has been known to solve many audio issues. Maybe it is worth trying.
Luck-
-DaddyPaycheck

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