Working with Connect Pro and PHP

Hi,
I understand that I can use PHP's POST and GET functions to start a Connect Pro Session.  Can anyone tell me if there are other fuctions that can be incorporated within a PHP site?  I would like a recorded video of each session to be automaily saved  to my sight and associated with all profiles of the users who were  involved with the session.
Thanks,
John

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