Keynote to Quicktime to Vimeo = loss of audio

I created a Keynote presentation that included a voice narration and a videon clip with audio. When I export the presentation to QuickTime it works fine with both the narration throughout and the video audio at the right time. When I upload to Vimeo or my WordPress site I lose my voice narration but the Quicktime still has the movie audio in that brief clip. Any idea why I lose the narration audio? Thanks!

Which version of Keynote are you using, the cause is deferent in the various versions.

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I am willing to share files with Apple. Mine are copyrighted, but are shareable.
But here's a wrinkle on the problem that puts me a little more in sympathy with Apple engineers, since they may well not have encountered the subtle environments we have that is generating this audio problem.
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Hey,
I’m facing problems when it comes to exporting Keynote to Quicktime.
For a tutorial, I recorded a Quicktime movie of my screen (including my voice as audio). This Quicktime movie is placed on a slide and runs during the whole presentation. I use animations for showing text blocks that give additional info while the movie is running.
In Keynote everything works just fine. But when I export it to Quicktime, *the sound stops as soon as the first animation is started with a click*. From then on I can see both the embedded Quicktime movie and the animations but without audio.
Sometimes it even happened that after doing the first click I could see the animations only, but no Quicktime video / sound.
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