Please note that when installing the AMFPHP module from Drupal.org that you also need to install the amfphp-1.9.beta INSIDE OF Drupal AMFPHP module. - I had to delete the record in the "system" table in MySQL before it would enable again.

Problem, when unpacked they both have the same name "amfphp" which makes it very confusing when uploading or untarring. Which took me several hours to uninstall, enable, disable, blah blah before it worked.

Here's what you need to do so that you don't get the folders mixed up:

Unpack amfphp-5.x-1.x-dev.tar in the Modules directory and it will turn into an amfphp folder. (I went as far as renaming the folder to amfphp_M and then doing the following:)

Then go and unzip amfphp-1.9.beta on your local system which will produce another amfphp folder. Ftp that folder to your server inside of the new /modules/amfphp/ directory. (rename the first amfphp_M back to amfphp if you did what I did)

You should have: modules/amfphp/amfphp
Crazy naming conventions, but that's the "left brainers" for ya :-)

Now I need to see if it will work with Flash. Content on that process is scarce but seems to be promising.

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This process is reasonably well documented in the module's README.