HTML5+Flash player customization - repost

Hi, here is Mike from Hungary. [login to view URL] We are developing a live,interactive app /a bit similar to Google Hangout/since more than a year, but before goin' out to the market first we have to "replace" the existing, old simple flash player /written is AS2.../ with a new player able to show the mobile/tablet users on the provided URL. Chatting with Longtailvideo, they said that we have to find an expert in JW6 if we like to develop-it further. /Personally I'm not a coder, and I have thought that this goes only having the source files, but from answer of Longtailvideo seems that some functions could be developed without their source files too..../ The existing and required funcionalities: -we are working through Wowza,different RTMP adresses for each Client [login to view URL] -into a "big player" is already built in a possibility for any viewer with webcam to enter into live videochat with the Moderator /Picture in picture, PIP/ To be done: 1./ "Remake" this PIP functionality as are on our original codes Helps ? [login to view URL] 2. -similar to Google Hangout a "presentation" possibility like in this samlpe at the first video [login to view URL] We do have a ready made webadmin surface, from which any Client is able to stream any time he likes. I think that he/she would have a possibility to upload to his own personal folder on Wowza all the presentation files,and to have a simple "play" button inserted also on his Moderator surface, from where he could show and make it disappear in his "foreground,layer" the slides uploaded prior to the beginning of his show. 3./ We have to give all Clients a "copy" of the show, including the webcam chat part. And this in one file /compressed .avi or any else/ to let the client to make with his show anything he likes /cut in parsd, upload to anywhere etc./ Please let me know your thoughts. Best regards Szego Miklos/Mike Ps.:outside this possibility, you could consider the same tasks using [login to view URL] Videojs player, or [login to view URL] In any cases we should have an absolutely legal solution /for ex. at Videojs filling the Apache 2.0 license needs/