Nothing public yet. Poking through the minified code, it looks like the html5 sdk uses post message, which I doubt the flash sdk does, though possibly it can be shimmed. I sniffed the window properties in both parent and child frames and the namespace footprint is pretty huge (dozens of global variables), and on the child flash side the global names are dynamically generated. This make a JS hacky solution both less plausible and more fragile.
I'm guessing it's just not supported though, like you, we're hoping to swap the ad code in dynamically as the player itself switches between flash and HTML5. Sounds like the same problem only we started on the flash side. Would be nice if the two libraries were more unified in functionality.
Thanks for the message --it's good to know the html5 sdk works in the iframe. I'll keep this thread updated should I come across a solution on the flash side.
Greg