OK I'll keep a eye out for any zombies... got my shotgun handy just in case.I raised the max number and then received this error: "Peer to peer connection failed and timed out in Camera for user *****" What conditions can cause this error? It seems as thgouh the two points cannot see eachother via P...

I am getting this error when connecting two(2) endpoints: "The total stream limit for P2P streams have ". They are the only two users logged into the room and each are streaming camera and audio. Using the calculation as suggested (2 streams x 1 other user = 2 ) I should be within the permitted numb...

My company has developed an application that uses AFCS for 1-to-1 p2p chat. We have a client who is interested in using an existing Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) server to manage connections, call holding, queueing, routing, etc.; while using RTMFP for the p2p chat. Basically I'm wondering if th...

Sweet, I can be patient.Thanks,-David

I believe the microphoneManager only exists when the stream is publishing. In my app I am doing similar modifications to the microphoneManage of my audio stream. I just use the audioPub.publish() function as an indication of when to start making changes to microphoneManager.It has worked well for me...

Hironmay,flagging the authenticator as "protocol='rtmfp'" enables the use of RTMFP, but is there a way to eliminate the fail over to RTMP that is inherent in the protocol?For example, using Stratus there is no relay server in operation so RTMFP is the only option and when RTMFP fails the whole chat ...

I have had some trouble with the AudioPublisher "stepping" on the microphoneManager.micIndex on publish. It's only happened reliably to me on Mac OS based computers, but this may help you in your endeavors.Basically this code creates a list of usable microphones on your PC. When you click on one of ...

There shouldn't be a problem if you are using RTMP protocol, or using RTMFP Groups. Using RTMFP would mean that the "publisher" would have 200 unique connections to his computer. Unless he has 200Mb/s+ the latency will be so bad that  the video will be unusable.  I also believe there is a "max peers...

I'm not certain , but I believe it is invoking the deblocking property that is inherent in flash.media.Video class... I may be incorrect in this assumption, but here's the info anyhow:

You can find the current release notes after unzipping the new SDK. The unzipped folder com.adobe.afcs/docs contains "Release_notes.pdf" and "Release_notes.rtf'.In case you still have trouble I'm pasting the 1.02 notes here: