I think it has something to do with the way you write the information to the byte array. If you try to write it as an object, the information (a string in your case) will be translated to the AMF equivalant of the string, which is not the actual data you need. So somehow (and i dont have enough experience with this, nor the time to test it myself right now) you should convert the string of bytes to actual bytes.
Check out the different write options on the byte array class, and maybe start another thread to get help converting a string of bytes to actual bytes.
Hope you get there, and when you do, please post the solution :)
Greetz Erik
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