Using mp4v in flash

Hi,
I have an IP camera that provide me mp4v raw packet, is it
possible in FLEX to connect to it using TCP or RTP/RTSP and display
it ?
Thanks in advance

I don't have examples for the first, but I guess you mean
talking to javascript in the browser...I'm sure others who know
about that will share ideas about what and why.
For the .jsfl flash javascript...its for scripting the Flash
Authoring tool. To extend functionality or avoid repetitive tasks.
I have one command extension for example that takes a drawing done
in the authoring tool on stage and converts it to actionscript
drawing commands. So it only works with the flash authoring tool...
I did a quick google search there's a portion of this page with a
code example:
http://www.twelvestone.com/forum_thread/view/31745

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