Set a time limit to videorecord

How can I set a time limit to videorecord component?

sure do this..
record = setInterval (stoprec,3000);
function stoprec(){
netStream.publish("live");
clearInterval(record);
that will make it go from publish("record"); to publish live
after 3 seconds stoping the recording.

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Hello Chuck67322,
Thanks for contacting Apple Support Communities.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3902
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