Aha, that  explains the difficulty in reproduction. Glad you were able to get it going.

That’s helpful!I’ll look into it.Thankssasha

Thanks for the report. We’ll take a look at it!Does it work for you in the simulator?sasha

Great, glad it works for you!

Well, I have not yet had a chance to test it, but with AIR 3, you should beable to use WebCamPublisher.CameraNameIndex to set the camera to thefront-facing one. You should be able to do something like: function setupPublisher(publisher:WebcamPublisher):void { var camera:Camera; var camer...

Ah, I believe that documentation is out of date.As of AIR 3, front-facing camera should work on both Android and iOS.

Hi, Josh,There are two answers to that question: 1. There is a beta version of the LCCS framework that is mobile compatible. http://forums.adobe.com/message/3833841#3833841#3833841 2. you can create a mobile app using the Flash-only SWC included in the release LCCS SDK.Thankssasha

Well, assuming the problem lies in the disconnect between your null check and the actual state of the lobbyView variable, I might try making the check explicitly for null, so if (lobbyView != null) rather than if (lobbyView). Not that these shouldn’t be equivalent in this case, but I’m not sure what...

Thanks, Alex,Sounds like you’ve done quite a bit of research into this already. However, I think I’m confused.lobbyView is null when it should not be? Or it’s not null even though you set it to null? Or it’s null, but your checks (lobbyView != null) to ensure that you don’t access a null variable ar...

Hi, Alex, assuming I understand the problem correctly, I cannot reproduce it. A few questions: 1) How are you setting the targeted player? 2) I take it you're using the Player10 LCCS swc?3) Which version of the Flex SDK are you using?4) do non-LCCS UI elements show up?5) Mac or Windows or both? Have...