Thank you!
I think it has something to do with having the sounds stored in the root or subfolders of the Library panel.
I tested with a sound stored in the root level of the Library panel and when I save the FLA as XFL the sound is exported to the LIBRARY folder as expected.
But when I store the song in a subfolder inside of the Library panel (e.g. 'sounds'), and save the FLA to XFL, the song is not exported to the LIBRARY folder.
Other interesting thing: if you go to the bin folder and change the DAT files to a valid audio extension (like MP3), they work... In my tests. But not with your files...
Maannn...
I'll see if there's a way to automate this using JSFL.
In the meantime, I hope someone else can give us an explanation.
Regards,
JC
If MP3 was acceptable the fastest solution would be to convert the FLA to HTML5 Canvas, and do a publish. You would get all of the sounds that were either used in the timeline somewhere, or had a linkage set in the library.
For extracting perfect quality WAV, I'm not sure if renaming the DAT files will do it. You could export to video, and end up with a long recording of all the sounds used in the timeline. But that would be tedious.