Android Camera really choppy on Samsung Galaxy Tab

Hi guys,
I'm building an AIR Application for Android devices and I'm using the Camera.
I found a really strange behaviour. When I first start the app and the camera initializes, I get around 1fps(!).
If I then press the home Button and klick on the app icon again, it's all good and I get the full framerate.
This same behaviour also occurs within the Tour de Mobile Flex app when I start the Raw Camera part.
As soon as I press home and then return to the app, everythings fine...
Anybody out there having the same issues and maybe a soulution?
Help is highly apreciated.
Gabor

Just so you don't think you're the only one, we've created an app as well with Adobe Air and we're using the Galaxy Tab as well, and we're getting worse framerates than you! We're getting about 1 frame every 15 seconds.
I can do the same as you. I hit the home button, and bring the app back into the foreground, and we get the full framerate back as well. I do not have a solution either.

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