Converting video to H.264 (so it can play on a iPhone)

Hi,
I want to be able to convert video to H.264 (so it can play on a iPhone). I'm using iWeb 09, I'm not sure if this can be done in iWeb.
Thanks.

No. Import it into iMovie and use the Share->Export Movie menu option.
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If you have Quicktime Pro you can open the movie in QT Player and use the File->Export for Web option.
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With QT Pro you can create both iPhone options at the same time (each will be in a separate folder with other files) and you can see which suits you best.
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