Get the pixel of the video ?

Hello,
I'd like to use OSMF, but I need to make some operation on the pixel
Without OSMF, I'm using something like :
        private var connection:NetConnection;
        private var stream:NetStream;
        private var video:Video ;
        private var bmd:BitmapData ;
        connection = new NetConnection();
        connection.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, netStatusHandler);
        connection.connect(null);
        stream = new NetStream(connection);
        video = new Video(1024, 768);
        video.attachNetStream(stream);
        public function onNewFrame(evt:Event):void
                bmd.draw(video);
               // do my stuff
How can I retrieve the video instance with SMP ?
I spend some time understanding the architecture, but I'm still looking for the solution
Thanks for any advice

Thanks for your answer,
For the moment, I've made test with mediaContainer, but I have Security exception error :
bmd.draw(mediaContainer);
I'm not using a FMS server, I've just try to load a flv in local file system and on a http server
I've added a crossdomain.xml and a Security.loadPolicyFile("http://server/crossdomain.xml"); in my server without any success
This is my error :
SecurityError: Error #2123: Violation de la sécurité Sandbox : BitmapData.draw : http://server/src/player/StrobeMediaPlayback/bin/StrobeMediaPlayback.swf ne peut pas accéder à null. Accès refusé à tous les fichiers de régulation.
I didn't have this sort of exception with the basic class NetStream, NetConnection and Video ... (in fact, yes I add, but with FMS only)
Any idea about this security issue ?
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