Mpeg file has no audio?

[firehawk]

Hi. I've been trying to export from premiere cs5 to a format that will play smoothly, but having a lot of problems.
The project is premiere 2.0 and is mostly 480i footage shot with a dvx100b and some photos.
I exported the project out as uncompressed .avi 480i (lower field first) then opened a new 720p project in premiere cs5 in which I applied magic bullet frames to deinterlace it and magic bullet instant hd to upres it to 720p.
It plays a looks good from the timeline.

So I've tried all sorts of ways to export it to a file,
F4v, .mov, h264, mp4, flv... Vbr and cbr, maximum depth, etc.
And the only one that worked good enough to use was f4v, but it still had some jerky areas.

So then I just simply clicked "match sequence settings" and it changed it to .mpeg, quality 50 and virtually all the settings were grayed out. I went ahead and tried it and it worked great!
But once I copied the mpeg file to another computer it didn't play audio. ?! What is going on?
I thought I'd finally found the best solution.

To recap, the mpeg file plays great and with audio but only on the computer it was created on. I copy it to a flash drive and it plays great from there, too. But once it's on another computer it has no audio.
Any help would greatly be appreciated.

[Jim Simon]

What kind of audio does it have?

What player are you using to play it with on the other computer?

[dregenthal]

Is it possible that your export from Premiere created two files (a video and an accompanying audio file)?
Seems like the we're some incidences of that in older versions . . . Can't remember for sure though, but that would explain why it plays audio on your computer you created it with . . .

[firehawk]

Thank you.
Playing the files with windows media player series 9 on an xp pro 32 bit machine.

They are created on a machine running vista 64 and exported via cs5.

There are two files created for each one:

Filename.mpeg
Filename.xmp. (which is like 22kb)

The audio that the files are supposed to have is mixed audio and music, but play no sound at all on the other computer.

I copied them both to the other computer.

[nwstudios]

The .xmp file is a metadata file so its not going to do much.

[Jim Simon]

By what kind of audio, I meant what format of audio? AAC? Dolby Digital? MPEG1 Layer 3? MPEG II? What are the audio settings in the export dialog?

[firehawk]

The audio settings along with just about everything else become grayed out as soon as I check "match sequence settings".

The audio settings show:
Audio codec uncompressed
Stereo
16 bit
48000hz

Towards the top of the dialog box, under export settings and under match sequence settings, the format shows to be, " MPEG Preview" which is also greyed out.

The video codec shows to be MPEG I-Frame

[Jim Simon]

That should work on any computer. I'd investigate what's wrong with the other computer on this one.

[Sithxace]

I have a issue with my cs6, I go into export window and i clip the format drop down list and I notice I dont see mpeg-2 at all. Whats the deal? only about 22 formats. Premiere is updated.