AlivePDF seems to flip image alond axis?

Question

Hi,
In my flash file, I allow the user to rotate an image. After the image is rotated, the user can save the edited image as a PDF. I'm using AlivePDF for saves.
Here is the problem: If the user rotates in the X or Y, the pdf image looks flipped along the respective axis(for example, if I rotate in the X, the image looks like it rotated properly, but the perspective is reversed). If the rotation is in the Z, there is no issue. The event listeners are attached to slider components.
Here is an image to clarify-
My question: How can I get the image to render properly in the PDF?
Rotate Code:
//rotate logo around the X axis
logoRotX.text = "Rotate X: 0"
logoRotateX.value = 0;
logoRotateX.addEventListener(SliderEvent.CHANGE, logoRotateXPos);
function logoRotateXPos (event:SliderEvent): void
    logoRotX.text = "Rotate X: " + event.target.value;
    container.rotationX = event.target.value;
//rotate logo around the Y axis
logoRotY.text = "Rotate Y: 0"
logoRotateY.value = 0;
logoRotateY.addEventListener(SliderEvent.CHANGE, logoRotateYPos);
function logoRotateYPos (event:SliderEvent): void
    logoRotY.text = "Rotate Y: " + event.target.value;
    container.rotationY = event.target.value;
//rotate logo around the Z axis
logoRotateZ.value = 0;
logoRotateZ.addEventListener(SliderEvent.CHANGE, logoRotateZPos);
function logoRotateZPos (event:SliderEvent): void
    logoRotZ.text = "Rotate Z: " + event.target.value;
    container.rotationZ = event.target.value;
Save PDF code:
createPdfBTN.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, makePDF);
function makePDF(evt: MouseEvent)
var myPDF : PDF = new PDF (Orientation.PORTRAIT,Unit.INCHES, Size.LETTER);
myPDF.setDisplayMode(Display.FULL_PAGE);
myPDF.addPage();
// add a background image
var PDFsampleData: BitmapData = new BitmapData(BGContain.width, BGContain.height);
    PDFsampleData.draw(BGContain);
var PDFjpg:JPGEncoder = new JPGEncoder(100);
var PDFba:ByteArray = PDFjpg.encode(PDFsampleData);
var timesbold:IFont = new CoreFont(FontFamily.TIMES_BOLD);
myPDF.addImage(BGContain);
myPDF.setFont(timesbold, 12);
myPDF.addText("Disclaimer: This image is for visualization purposes only and is not a proof.",.5,10);
// save PDF
var fileReference:FileReference = new FileReference();
var pdfByteArray = myPDF.save(Method.LOCAL);
fileReference.save(pdfByteArray, 'Your Sample.PDF');

Answer 1

I fixed this by using ScaleX and ScaleY instead of rotateX and rotateY. Now, the PDF renders fine.