AIR 1.5 + Flash player 10

Hi,
I am using air 1.5 , in which I am using Adobe's Dynamic Streaming class
for dynamically switching the videos from FMS according to users bandwidth.
This works fine in Flex project with Flash Player 10,
but when same thing I used in Air Application, It gives me
Reference Error for class NetStreamPlayOptions at run time but not at compile time.
I dont know why Air behaving like this.Is anything I am missing or anybody tried
DynamicStream class in air?
I have attached DynamicStream and DynamicStreamItem Class.
Please help me,I am in big trouble.
Regards,
Pravin

I'v tryed to creat account with AccountURL=
http://connect.acrobat.com/<youraccountname>
http://connectnow.acrobat.com/<youraccountname>
http://connectnow.acrobat.com/<accountname
from meeting URL>
And I have Authentication Error" every time!
My accot was created just fo this. What may be the problem?

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