Matt, you need to have the following "stuff" (from phpinfo) : Registered PHP Streams: php, file, http, ftp, compress.bzip2, compress.zlib, https, ftpsRegistered Stream Socket Transports: tcp, udp, unix, udg, ssl, sslv3, sslv2, tlsBasically php needs to know how to process "https" streams (yes, for e...

I'll give you my standard answer: you probably don't have the ssl module enabled. Check the apache error log (or the equivalent if you are using a different server) fir more info.Also, call phpinfo() and make sure all the requires modules are there (search the forum, there should be more details for...

This seems a problem related to signing your application (maybe you provided the wrong certificate ?)In any case it's a FlashBuilder problem. You can try asking on the FlashBuilder forum or read the FlashBuilder documentation related to signing your application.

Send us that email and your account info at lccs@adobe.com and we'll take care of it.The Adobe store was down for maintenance over the weekend and probably we got an odd billing request as a cause of that.Sorry for the inconvenience.Sent from my iPhone

When recording FMS stores all streams and collection nodes as separate files. The playback application takes care of synchronizing the playback so when using the standard features there is really nothing you need to do on the client side.Streams are also seekable (I think you seek by changing the cu...

If you check the android sdk docs you'll see that there is no front facing camera support (the is returns one single camera and it's always the back) until 2.3Applications that come with the phone (usually made by the manufacturer) use device dependent Apis.Sent from my iPhone

The front facing camera is supported in iOS but not yet in android. Android added support to the front camera only in 2.3 (gingerbread) and flash will add support in a future update (later this year).Sent from my iPhone

Can you send the exact version of FlashBuilder you are using and a screenshot of the player option dialog ? Thanks!

One thing that I am not sure is what happens when you logout and you have ConnectSessionContainer.autoLogin=true.If the logout causes another automatic login, that could be your problem because you'll probably have your user also try to login again (by clicking on a login button ?)Can you try to set...

Either session.logout or session.close should disconnect the user (session.close does more "cleanup" than session.logout).We'll try it again making sure we test with external authentication but I can't see what would be different than, for example, logging in as a guest user.If you wait long enough ...