ByteArray.uncompress() problem

Hello
Does the uncompress method of ByteArray only supports level 3
compressed streams? Because I have a valid zlib compressed file but
compressed in level 2, and Flash always throws me the 2058 error
message.
I've also tried using the DefaultCompressionAlgorithm class
for AIR with its two compression methods, but with no success.
Doing some quick tests with python using the same file gets
uncompressed with no problems.

I am having problems with uncompress as well. See my
code.

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