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1. Re: Adobe Animate - importing sound / using scenes
With AS3 you can set the sound sync to Stream, and it could be that's the problem, AS3 is upset by something in the sound that doesn't bother HTML5 Canvas.
Can you try doing an import into the library, of the sounds? Check that the sounds are 16 bit, and not 24 or 32 bit. Being 44.1 kHz is good, but the bit depth matters too.
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2. Re: Adobe Animate - importing sound / using scenes
These are the sound files I'm trying to use. I'm using Media Encoder and I believe they are 16 bit, though I could be wrong.
I'm still trying to figure out how to set the sound sync to Stream before I import any sound files.
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3. Re: Adobe Animate - importing sound / using scenes
I have no idea why, but in order to import any sound file into an AS3 file, I had to choose "enable all file types" under options after I selected File > Import to Library. By default this appears to be enabled already when working in HTML5. Maybe I just bumped something.
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4. Re: Adobe Animate - importing sound / using scenes
I've had that happen before, and also answered questions in the forum where that was the answer. If you had mentioned that you couldn't even select the sound files, I would have suggested that one first!
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5. Re: Adobe Animate - importing sound / using scenes
Although you found a solution, I did look at the files too. The WAV is 48 kHz, which some people have reported as leading to sync issues. I don't think it will matter much from sound effects.
In general you're better off working with WAV in an AS3 FLA, you can decide the MP3 compression later on, and having WAV makes scrubbing through the timeline much better quality. With HTML5 I've found it to work better with MP3, and as it doesn't do Stream sync you won't be scrubbing the timeline so much.