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I need help making a vcam that follows the character in. Here's the AS3 code import flash.events. //seeing your AS3 code it seems your player is called.

Use the Camera class to capture video from the client system or device camera. Use the Video class to monitor the video locally. Use the NetConnection and NetStream classes to transmit the video to Flash Media Server. Flash Media Server can send the video stream to other servers and broadcast it to other clients running Flash Player or AIR.

A Camera instance captures video in landscape aspect ratio. On devices that can change the screen orientation, such as mobile phones, a Video object attached to the camera will only show upright video in a landscape-aspect orientation. Thus, mobile apps should use a landscape orientation when displaying video and should not auto-rotate.

On iOS, the video from the front camera is mirrored. On Android, it is not. On mobile devices with an autofocus camera, autofocus is enabled automatically. If the camera does not support continuous autofocus, and many mobile device cameras do not, then the camera is focused when the Camera object is attached to a video stream and whenever the setMode() method is called. On desktop computers, autofocus behavior is dependent on the camera driver and settings. In an AIR application on Android and iOS, the camera does not capture video while an AIR app is not the active, foreground application.

In addition, streaming connections can be lost when the application is in the background. On iOS, the camera video cannot be displayed when an application uses the GPU rendering mode. The camera video can still be streamed to a server. AIR profile support: This feature is not supported on AIR for TV devices.

See for more information regarding API support across multiple profiles. Note that for AIR for TV devices, Camera.isSupported is true but Camera.getCamera() always returns null. Camera access is not supported in mobile browsers. For information about capturing audio, see the Microphone class. Important: The runtime displays a Privacy dialog box that lets the user choose whether to allow or deny access to the camera. Make sure your application window size is at least 215 x 138 pixels; this is the minimum size required to display the dialog box. To create or reference a Camera object, use the getCamera() method.

More examples. ActivityLevel: [read-only] Language Version: ActionScript 3.0 Runtime Versions: AIR 1.0, Flash Player 9 The amount of motion the camera is detecting.

Values range from 0 (no motion is being detected) to 100 (a large amount of motion is being detected). The value of this property can help you determine if you need to pass a setting to the setMotionLevel() method. If the camera is available but is not yet being used because the Video.attachCamera() method has not been called, this property is set to -1. If you are streaming only uncompressed local video, this property is set only if you have assigned a function to the event handler.

Otherwise, it is undefined. Implementation public function get activityLevel(): Throws — The application does not have permission to use camera.

Related API Elements. Fps: [read-only] Language Version: ActionScript 3.0 Runtime Versions: AIR 1.0, Flash Player 9 The maximum rate at which the camera can capture data, in frames per second. The maximum rate possible depends on the capabilities of the camera; this frame rate may not be achieved. • To set a desired value for this property, use the setMode() method. • To determine the rate at which the camera is currently capturing data, use the currentFPS property.

Implementation public function get fps(): Throws — The application does not have permission to use camera. Related API Elements. KeyFrameInterval: [read-only] Language Version: ActionScript 3.0 Runtime Versions: AIR 1.0, Flash Player 9 The number of video frames transmitted in full (called keyframes) instead of being interpolated by the video compression algorithm. The default value is 15, which means that every 15th frame is a keyframe. A value of 1 means that every frame is a keyframe. The allowed values are 1 through 300. Implementation public function get keyFrameInterval(): Throws — The application does not have permission to use camera.

Related API Elements. Netsky 2 320. Loopback: [read-only] Language Version: ActionScript 3.0 Runtime Versions: AIR 1.0, Flash Player 9 Indicates whether a local view of what the camera is capturing is compressed and decompressed ( true), as it would be for live transmission using Flash Media Server, or uncompressed ( false). The default value is false. Although a compressed stream is useful for testing, such as when previewing video quality settings, it has a significant processing cost. The local view is compressed, edited for transmission as it would be over a live connection, and then decompressed for local viewing. To set this value, use Camera.setLoopback(). To set the amount of compression used when this property is true, use Camera.setQuality().