Well I had more problems but decided not to post back until I could really get into them.
The first thing is that these lines from mediastream.lzx throw compiler warnings
<switch>
<when property="$as3">
<passthrough>
I know why we need this switch and the passthrough, but I don't know how to keep the compiler happy. It says:
The passthrough tag can only be used in an
as3 runtime, perhaps you could put this in a switch tag?
However the main problem was that it was not recording audio or video. After more investigation than I wanted to do, I found the reason. In the cameras startdevice method it checks to see if it is a child of a videoview and if so, sets the videoviews camera property. But the check doesn't take into account the changes in Videoview as a result of the new setter tags. Because there is no longer a _setCam method, it assumes it is not a child of a videoview and no camera or microphone get set.
<method name="startDevice"><![CDATA[
// Use duck typing to check for the existence of the
// _setCam method, instead of checking if the
// immediateparent is an instance of videoview, to avoid
// loading the videoview class if it's not needed.
if (immediateparent['_setCam']) {
immediateparent._setCam(this);
}
super.startDevice();
]]>
</method>
The fix I applied was to just to replace the whole if clause with
immediateparent.setAttribute("cam",this);
I don't know how to do the ducktyping thing. Sorry. But some check needs to be done to establish if the camera is a videoview child.
Anyway, we are still not out of the woods because, Videoview has the same problem. It tries to set the _setCam method of mediastream, which no longer exists. So you will need to find this line:
function $lzc$set_cam(cam) {
this.cam = cam;
if (this['stream']) {
this.stream._setCam(cam);
}
}
And replace
this.stream._setCam(cam);
with
this.stream.setAttribute("cam",cam);
Then you will have to do all the above for the microphone as well.
I should really get a JIRA account, I suppose.
Justin