I just tried my first test exporting an existing Flash project to HTML5, and I must say, I was pretty impressed.
Mind you, it doesn't magically convert everything over at the press of a button, but it gives you an excellent starting point from which to begin.
All ActionScript is commented out, so you need to recode all of your actions in Javascript, but luckily Javascript is similar in a lot of ways to Actionscript 3.
What has me scratching my head is a fairly basic item... sync. My tweened animation no longer stayed in sync with the audio. (All audio set to Streaming Audio is automatically switched over to "Event" audio, by the way).
So I did a quick test in a fresh project file and placed a "beep" .wav file on the timeline every 30 seconds, (with document's frame rate set to 30 fps).
Instead of a steady rate of beeps every second, it sounded more like a heart monitor, where the beeps would speed up and slow down at random.
Does anyone know why the sync is so inconsistent? It's a basic essential that timeline-based animation be able to occur at definite moments in time, so there's got to be a fix, right?
Thanks!