Adding Hyperlink to Video Made in Final Cut Pro

I created a 10 second which incorporates my logo flash by the screen and concludes with a fade in of two different banners:
one leading to a commercial side of my work and another leading to personal.
I want to somehow export this video and import it into ActionScript and place a distinguished hyperlink over each banner. Any suggestions my genius Adobe Family?
Someone's got it en the bag! Hey, I appreciate any help I can get -Nick

Thanks for the terminology. Yes I guess it is banding on my BRD and it displays the proper gradient when I play directly out from FCP. Sequence preset is DV NTSC 48 kHz. Capture Preset is DVCPRO HD - 1080i60 48 kHz. I let FCP select the settings when I brought in my 1st bit of HD video from my camera (via IMovie: I couldn't find a way to get in directly). My video is from the new Sony NEX (1080i). I'm sorry if I didn't answer your question re: format. I'm not very techy. I didn't understand "like noise added or in 10-bit." Thanks for your help!

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