BitmapData.draw() and embedded MovieClip

I can't capture the content of an embedded MovieClip, the
following code creates a Bitmap that shows only the results of the
changes methods of Graphics, although the clip is correctly
embedded. Have you tackled similar problems? Thanks.
[Embed(source="aMovieClip.swf")]
private static var AMovieClip:Class;
var aMovieClip:MovieClip = new AMovieClip();
aMovieClip.graphics.lineStyle(6, 0xff0000);
aMovieClip.graphics.lineTo(100,100); //i don't need this, but
this is the only things that you will see, a red line
var bitmapData:BitmapData = new BitmapData(aMovieClip.width,
aMovieClip.height,true, 0xFFFFFF);
bitmapData.draw(aMovieClip);

It seems that the functions that were failing were
getBounds() and accessing the transform.concatenatedMatrix in the
loaded swf in the process of preparing to draw the bitmap.

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