Quicktime export with Audio ?

Using Keynote '08, when I export a Keynote presentation with Recorded Timing using Quicktime for export, there is none of the audio that I recorded. Has this been fixed in Keynote '09, or do I still have to use some kind of workaround?

For clarity's sake -----
I got the EXPORT with Audio to Quicktime part to work, using the DEMO of Keynote '09.
But I was NOT able to get Keynote '09 to RECORD the Audio.
When I tried to do an animation with Recorded Timing using Keynote '09, here's what happened.
I set up a small animation with a move.
Hit the RECORD button.
Spoke over the top of the animation.
It looked like it was recording.
The red light was on and the little meter was working.
But after finishing, when I went back to the Audio section in the Inspector,
there was no Slideshow Recording listed.
In other words - the recording did not take.
So I had to do my ANIMATION & AUDIO RECORDING using Keynote '08.
And then open that file using Keynote '09.
Then EXPORT using Quicktime.
That worked.
Go figure.
I'm using ---
PowerBook 1GHz with 512 MB Ram & 64 MB VRam
OS X 10.5.6
Quicktime Player 7.5.5

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