Screen recording in flex

Hi,
I am developing a whiteboard application in Flex and Action Script3. I have the following-
There is a canvas on which the publisher can draw and that will be published to the subscribers
The publisher can also give the webcam input and microphone input
I have been able to do these via shared objects and net stream publish().
Now I want that these things are recorded in an FLV file on the server - that is, the drawing activity on the canvas, the webcam input and the audio on one single file which can be viewed later.
Can someone suggest me how can I go about this?
I came across Screen recording VH Driver - which will emulate a webcam and that can be use to publish to the netstream and record. But this way I will lose my physical webcam.
Also. I want a solution on Ubuntu as I am using the Red5 Server.
Please suggest.

I saw something like this on Evato Flex and AIR App. to buy for a few dollars only last week with regards to the video, and there is a Developer in NZ he had on his blog/ web site "monkey something' a whiteBoard App. all made up to use with code etc. He even won a price on 360 degree a year or so ago with it !

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It sounds like your screen recording is doing what it was designed to do, capture what is happening on your screen, with optional voice over with the microphone.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4024
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