Crop webcam image

Hi,
I have a webcam with huge resolution (1900x1200) that I stream using netstream. Actually i resize my cam to 320x240. I would like to implement a zoom, which would involve cropping my webcam image and streaming only a subpart of it.
Is there a mean to crop camera image with flash.media.camera or with flash.media.video, (or any other class) ?
Regards,

Layers. Up to 99 of them. Lower layer numbers are closer to the "top" of the total video.
PNG files allow an alpha channel (that could be transparent) but a "mask" is just a simple black and white image file that covers something and exposes other areas. A mask can also be a "shape" (irregular dimensions).
Two of my files that show some of the features:
http://homepage.mac.com/kkirkster/03war/
There is a small bug in the "full screen" playback (double image). Hit the escape key and then Command-f to re-enter full screen to clear the double image.
http://homepage.mac.com/kkirkster/F/index.html
A "skin track" video. They can have any shape you desire.

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