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I'm currently a grad student and this quarter I'm enrolled in a distance class where the instructor uses Adobe Connect to give lectures, etc. Those details probably don't matter though...
The application is web based, and uses Flash. The video and audio streaming are received fine on my n810, and I can see/hear it. However, this Flash app also supports a webcam for sending video/audio to the other participants. While I can bring up the standard Flash configuration dialog for audio/video input, it doesn't actually let me select the built-in camera or mic for the tablet. In fact, the dialogs that give a combo box for selection don't have a single entry -- not even a default one.
Is it possible to make the camera/mic devices "visible" so Flash knows they are available, and can be used?
Thanks,
Michael