I think peak concurrent users is reset montly. We added PCU for customers with enterprise accounts that paid in advance for peak usage and we are just displaying the info for all users because it's there.Regarding negative push messages, I suspect it's a bug

It expires when the room instance ends or when you call the session invalidate method.

Did you check also the webcam subscriber ? Could it be that you don't see the improvement in quality because the "receiver" end is not expecting h.264 ? Also, for what I remember the camera stuff is "evil code": if you don't resize the component correctly in order to match the webcam resolution you'...

Development has been stopped so there will not be any updates to the Spark SWC. I didn't look at how h.264 has been implemented but support for it could be as easy as to inject the new codec name somewhere in the WebCam component or just impossible We make all the client source code available so if ...

The add-in is not part of the standard Flash/Flex libraries. That's probably why you are getting the error. I am not sure we expose those events in a way you can check them from your application.

The only reason why we have SWC for different versions of the Flash player is because we can't support new feature and keep backward compatibility (i.e. 10.x added support for rtmfp and p2p, and 10.3 added support for echo cancellation) but otherwise you can use any of them with any higher version o...

Thanks for pointing that out. I'll have to see if there is an easy way to get it to work both with 1.8.x and 1.9.x.

If one of your users disconnects it should receive a synchronization change event (on the ConnectSession / ConnectSessionContainer). You can add a listener and “know” that something is not right.The other clients should also receive a retractItem on the UserManager (the user should disappear from th...

Sorry but this is not the correct list for your question. There are many different forums for the different LiveCycle products (http://forums.adobe.com/community/livecycle). You should pick the one related to the product you are using. From your question I would guess you are talking about LC Forms ...

LCCS is a hosted service only solution, so if you want an on-premise solution it will not work for you. In any case it comes with a Flex SDK library with some prebuilt component (chat, webcam, roster, etc.) that allow you to quickly prototype an application or you can use the lower level "messaging"...