The poor quality outcome from project to .mov

first of all, here is my spec:
running on : win 7- 64bit
processor : core i5  [email protected]
RAM: 4GB approximately
graphic card: ATI Radeon HD 4600 series 1GB
BIOS: version: 08.00.15
using AE CS5, installed with quicktime 7.7, K-lite 7.5.8(update version)
well, the problem is when i was add my project to render queque, the video quality is very good,however the sound is horrible
it's kinda some lag on it whenever i played it with several different video player.
Moreover, when i was attempting to convert it (with full license video converter such as AVS&Any Vid Conv) to avi,mkv. whatever the setting is, the result have no more lag,but THERE WAS NO AUDIO AT ALL.
I rendered it to .mov file( compression type "photo-JPEG") and i also checked a check box of audio output( 48.000KHz-32 bit-stereo)
the project is about only 27 second!
sum1, help me please!!

ooww ya, one thing
i just switch into windows XP SP3, i have dual booth on my PC
Inside XP, there are AE CS4 and then i tried to render the broken video .mov(800MB) into the same setting (.mov & 48.000KHz -16bit-stereo& compression "photo-JPEG"). my XP was installed with quicktime 7.3.1.70 and XP codec pack( not K-lite codec pack)
the outcome performance is pretty good, NO LAGS,no glitches .but somehow, the video size was decreased dramatically (200MB). what's going on actually? is the source in CODEC? thx b4

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