Is it ever possible to export audio commentary?

I use keynote 09 (5.1) and Quicktime 10.1 in Lion. I think this is as up to date as it can be.
I want to share my keynote presentation (a business project concept) with colleagues in the UK and US. So I have created a presentation with my commentary. Keynote is built to do this kind of thing, we are led to believe.
When I export to quicktime, the commentary is not exported - I get a silent movie. Even though I tick the 'include the slideshow recording'
So, I recorded the commentary using quicktime, imported that into iTunes and then applied that as the soundtrack instead. I thought I was being clever here - but, no - I got a silent movie inexplicably again. Even with 'include the slideshow soundtrack' ticked. This is odd, because when I tried exporting with music as a soundtrack, that worked. Gremlins.
So, I exported to HTML instead and loaded the files onto a website. Great. The soundrtrack (my recorded commentary) was present, but for some reason started at slide 2, not slide 1, and so was out of sync all the way through, despite being perfectly in sync when the keynote slideshow is played.
So, I added a blank first silde and exported again. Great - the soundtrack (my commentary) started now in the right place, but slowly went out of sync - the track ran at a slightly different speed to the one set. Frustration.
So, I went back to using the original commentary, ticked 'include the slideshow recording' which had not worked for exporting to a movie, and then exported to HTML and - silent movie.
Does anyone know how to make Keynote do what it claims it will do in this regard?

Hi I seem to be having the same issue. I create a keynote that i need to put on the web as an interactive tutorial for our YTS programe.
I did an auido voice over the the entire keynote and when i export it to html, the keynote is fine but there is no audio!
How did you even get it to come up with a delay? For me that would just be a step in the right direction. I have been troubleshooting this for hours.
Please anyone reading this, some responce would be great, even if its just to see if its possible or not.
Thanks!

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