Video Export From Mac

When exporting my video on my Mac from Premiere Pro the video will play but there is just an awful static sound for all my audio. I have used the H.264 format with Match Source from my dell and it has worked fine. I don't know why it exports this way from my Mac and it is the computer I would like to use. Haven't been able to share anything from this computer yet. Any suggestions?

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